3 January 2013

A Peter Pan play on the Play of Life









Im gonna write you a blog entry.  Yip, you.
Youre welcome.
 I mean it is a blog entry about you, cos there is a common thread of humanity that runs through you, Napolean, and your great aunt Gertrude.  It’s a uniquely Dynamite yet anciently modern story called Existence.  And it’s always been in a theatre near you.
 This theatrical drama that we’ve all been thrust into has all the ingredients that would make us happily pay $30 to see it – tears, fears, jeers, and sneers.  There’s crying and dying and smiling and lying.  And for some reason we can never see the whole picture cos of the tall guy’s head sitting in front of us.
Maybe that tall guy is tradition.  A certain deeply ingrained crevice that thought naturally runs into.  A paradigm that’s hard to shift out of.  Maybe that tall guy is our own height and ego getting in the way of 20-20 vision.  Whatever da brudda is, he’s annoying, and confusing, and I wish he would move so I can see what the hell is going on.
 Cos it all seems cyclical, and yet progressive.  A time for everything under the sun.  In this age, we’re starting to be able to view things from outer space, and step away from the sun.  And yet there was a time for that…under the sun.  We accomplish big old piles of dust, and then say “Here my child, Ive left you this big old pile of dust.  You’re welcome.”  Either we reincarnate and grovel in the dirt more, or we leave the dirt for the next adventure, which may or may not be just as filthy.  Does the drama end when our pulse does?  Doubt it!  Peter Pan said it best: “To die will be the greatest adventure!”  The Kingdom of Heaven belongs to those who never grow up, and you can never say never to Never Never Land.
 The paradox of Life – it is both paradoxical and logical.  The first will be last, the weak shall be strong, plants grow better when they’re trimmed, gold gets purer in the fire.

There you go, take that.  It’s a stream of thought plucked from my over-populated mind.
You’re welcome.