We call them superwonderfulsublime things, actually!
For me, the McCarthy bit resonates because it confronts the dark and touches the light at the same time. "Someday" and "not today" are the essential human experience in three words. That the complexity of your life can end is mind-boggling, but that it can even exist in the first place, or that you can continue to live your life knowing that it is temporary, that is mind-boggling too.
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For me, the McCarthy bit resonates because it confronts the dark and touches the light at the same time. "Someday" and "not today" are the essential human experience in three words. That the complexity of your life can end is mind-boggling, but that it can even exist in the first place, or that you can continue to live your life knowing that it is temporary, that is mind-boggling too.