Virtual Choir

Usually, it seems to me,

when we see a group of pictures

of random collected faces we don't know,

captured in their brightest and most expressive moments,
it's because they were all killed together,

in a disaster of some sort,
and we are being asked to memorialize them.

 ( wben )

We live in an age of disasters,

and we learn about them way too quickly,

because of this powerful tool called

the internet.

( christianpost )

The internet itself,

and the quick proliferation of information,

may be one of the reasons why we all feel

like we're approaching Armageddon.

(Is it Armageddon yet?  Perhaps it's already here.)

However, the internet

also has the power

to produce a collective impression

that is powerful and peaceful and

good.

Like this:

Projects give me hope

that not only can we experience the Apocalypse,

but we can live through it

and come out the other side

as a choir of angels.