Child's PlayAs a child I played with soldiers then later with romance. As an adult I played with power and later with finance. Then one day I became part of a small funeral game in which people dressed themselves in black & gray & near the place where my ashes lay in fields of auburn grass birds sang in a gentle breeze as little ones who knew nothing at all about "me" joyfully played & danced. |
Ron: | Is human life merely like a child's play and our existence akin to a mayfly's brief day? |
Linda: | (chuckling). Well, it certainly seems that way. |
Lis: | (half in jest) But isn't there any grand epiphany? Are our lives merely brief buffets whose victuals are certain to swiftly decay? |
Linda: | (baffled) Are you looking to me for answers? |
Lis: | Well, I'm asking for an opinion. |