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The Greek Gods

Saturday, August 25, 2007

The Greek Gods

There is a story about the Greek Gods that goes like this.

They were bored one day,

so they created human beings.

But they were still bored,

so they created love.

And they weren't bored anymore.

One day, they decided to try love for themselves.

And finally,

they created laughter

so that they could stand it.

I like this story.

But it is after all,

a story.

If only.

If only.

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