本文发表在 rolia.net 枫下论坛Have you read "Blue Night"? let me borrow author Joan Didion's own word.. This book is called Blue Nights because at the time I began it I found my mind turning increasingly to illness, to the end of promise, the dwindling of the days, the inevitability of the fading, the dying of the brightness...
I don't want to talk too much about this book. I personally think "Blue Night" can not be compared to "The year of magical thinking". However, I couldn't write anything that is better than what she did.
It might be reading this book or "Loneliness of the dying" (by Elias) or changes in my department that triggered a chain of sentimental reflection. Only in recent days, I am able to have a glimps of "aging", or viewing aging in a different way. Maybe that's a sign of dementia as well : )
You know, at this age, we are not easily 伤春悲秋. We accept the fact that the inevitable decline is to come. All I wish is to die gracefully and quicly and wish that I still have this courage when get to the point. Before that? Let's enjoy as much as we can. BTW, that's also my father's motto.更多精彩文章及讨论,请光临枫下论坛 rolia.net
I don't want to talk too much about this book. I personally think "Blue Night" can not be compared to "The year of magical thinking". However, I couldn't write anything that is better than what she did.
It might be reading this book or "Loneliness of the dying" (by Elias) or changes in my department that triggered a chain of sentimental reflection. Only in recent days, I am able to have a glimps of "aging", or viewing aging in a different way. Maybe that's a sign of dementia as well : )
You know, at this age, we are not easily 伤春悲秋. We accept the fact that the inevitable decline is to come. All I wish is to die gracefully and quicly and wish that I still have this courage when get to the point. Before that? Let's enjoy as much as we can. BTW, that's also my father's motto.更多精彩文章及讨论,请光临枫下论坛 rolia.net