the dissonance between what is and ought to be<\/p>\n
stems as much from what we think the perimeters of ought are today<\/p>\n
as from what you consider of relevance<\/p>\n
a missed meeting\u00a0 one day may matter more<\/p>\n
than all the hours, days and months we spent together<\/p>\n
the length of moments is not measured by what we did or did not then<\/p>\n
but what we remember of those moments<\/p>\n
why do we remember only what pains us,<\/p>\n
why are all the pleasant laughters\u00a0 forgotten,<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
the dissonance between what is and ought to be stems as much from what we think the perimeters of ought are today as from what you consider of relevance a missed meeting\u00a0 one day may matter more than all the hours, days and months we spent together the length of moments is not measured by … <\/p>\n