In the bars, the
restaurants, the nightclubs, we look to escape; escape from the humdrum of a
working life, a worn out relationship, loneliness that eats at us bit by bit.
The ice in our glass melts away like the time in our life. We drink and pretend
that the lights are brighter than they are, the music more soothing, the
darkness more cooling. However, it is all gone in the morning and we are left
with the pieces we must pick up. The Dao is reality, a harsh light that reveals
all.