Tuesday, January 16, 2007

using kurt kobain

last night me and my chum marketh wampler watched possibly the most depressing movie i have ever seen. the movie was called "last days" and it was directed by a man named gus van sant. there was maybe a couple paragraphs worth of dialogue, and pretty much everytime someone did converse with "blake" (kurt kobain) they were asking him for something in some fashion. everyone in the movie save the occasional yellow pages salesman was stumbling around on a killer high that lasted way too long. they were baked to the point that life basically had meaning beyond how they could get the next round of dollars out of blake. blake was the epitomy of depression in his last day on earth, he went from the woods, to his huge house, to club, to greenhouse and i dont think he truly understood a second of his surroundings, i wouldnt be surprised if he had no clue what he was doing when he killed himself.
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mark brought up the point that this is basically what we would be like if we did now know truth. and i agree with him. while i might not do a great job as serving God, and loving others, at least i know why am i here. this is isn't the deepest thing ive ever written but i wanted to share it.
LOVE.NICK

3 comments:

Broken Artist | Mark Wampler said...

thats a might fine title for a sermon id say. id also say that im having a hard time not looking at bad things on my computer right now cuz i think i am the only one on the floor. i will prevail.

Blake said...

I caved in. If there are other peoples blogs I should read tell me, but this is mainly just another avenue so that I can journal my thoughts down.

Blake said...

oh and by the way, i never knew he was named blake.
odd.