dear life 14

dear life
it seems that lately i write to you just after watching movies! maybe i am not embracing you strongly enough to find things to talk to you about elsewhere. anyway. it seems that everywhere we look, or let's say everywhere i look, there is talk of war, war and war. Duel of Ahmadreza Darvish says a story of our nation taken in war, trying to do what is right, trying to save their land and their loves, and yet trying to manage to understand those who use them, their beliefs and loves to get to what they cherish, and what else is that except power and wealth to feed their never-to-be-fed hunger for staying on top of others? the story takes us also to the times that only in appearance are post war times. the real war still continues, the war for proving oneself over the other? the power struggle continues everywhere, not only between the tribal men and their women, not only between the old enemies and the new ones residing in Darvish's movie, but in the world we are living in. some need to answer their needs that are shown to be those of the world and of the human race, and to accomplish that they give themselves the permission to do no matter what, no matter where, no matter what the price? would there be an end to these foolish selfish acts some day? let's pray so.