[reflection]: sometimes, the saddest story of all ends up the most beautiful prose of life.

sometimes, life is worth more meaning if the strongest empathy comes from incidents that derived sadness at its pinnacle (climatic moment). possibly the best example we can derive this from is the recent movie release by Pixar called Inside Out, where almost everyone who watched came away deeply convicted of the need to grief and to let grief be accepted as part of the way of life.

i have watched the mtv by Jess Cope on the song "Routine" by Steven Wilson, on his record Hand.Cannot.Erase, and i dare say that this song is at present most poignant to me, considering the fact that i am trying to accept the changes that happened in my life now.

i would like to share this video for anyone interested to watch and be impacted by the intensity of the emotion written inside.

Presenting "Routine" by Steven Wilson, directed by Jess Cope