My favorite kinds of epiphanies come at a time when you least expect them to, and when it happens they aren’t cathartic. But by definition, epiphanies can’t really be subtle, either. And they aren’t. They hit you like a splash of water on a hot day, the shock--an aftertaste. And it’s funny because you’d been searching to find some sort of light, any light. You’d even turned your back on it, hoping to stumble upon something grand. But it’s the moment after you think you’ve given up that the epiphany trots over to you, wagging it’s tail in welcome.
Wednesday, August 26, 2009
My favorite kinds of epiphanies are the kinds that aren’t epiphanies at all
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Epiphanies like tail-wagging dogs is an excellent comparison.
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hah thanks :)
ReplyDeleteokay, what was the epiphany?
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