This is the class blog for Dr. Redick's Wilderness as Sacred Landscape course, spring 2007. Each entry is to be preceded by the name of the writer and the subject.
Friday, April 27, 2007
Cloud Easton, A lifetime to perform
Tonight I performed my last concert of the year with the Men's Chorus ensemble here at CNU. While not the best performance I have ever held it had its own incredible points of magnitude, even within this small choir or rag-tag men. I learned something about myself tonight at the performance. Tonight I realized just how cold and cut off I can make myself. Having become detached from a place that used to bring joy and excitement now I only feel like I have a job to do. I don't know what has changed in me but something certainly has. Singing, once the light of my existence has died out from my very being. While I sat and watched everyone clap, hug, cheer, and wave good bye for a year, I felt nothing more than a job was done and one less item was to be performed. I can honestly say I have never felt so insecure in my entire life. What was once my very own Kairos is now dead to me. That time in my life has past, and a pert of me mourns for its passing.
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