Aug 12
The Leading Men of Broadway
Raul Esparza sings "Being Alive," from the Stephen Sondheim musical, Company.
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The Leading Men of Broadway
Raul Esparza sings "Being Alive," from the Stephen Sondheim musical, Company.
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I found Ali Louis Bourzgui singing Being Alive and I’m not okay ðŸ˜
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oh my god this version????????? goosebumps!!!!!!!
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i love my birth name, my in-person name, so much. it's a defining part of my personality, it's all the parts of me combined in a way i could never express. it's the feeling of the wind in your hair carrying petrichor, the wind running up the side of your house like a cat, the rain falling sideways and your coat dragging you backwards. it's the feeling of driving at night and seeing the city lit up with lights and knowing 2.42 million people are breathing in the same night air as you are, the feeling of gasping after being thrown into the pool, the smell of pumpkin bread and spaghetti and butter chicken. it's knowing that blood is running through your veins and your heart is beating, knowing that you live inside your head, knowing that you exist and think and have a place in the universe, knowing how to contemplate and pray to higher beings. my name is me, and i am my name.
and the name i use online? noah is slipping into a warm sweater on a chilly autumn day, it's having chicken noodle soup when you're sick, it's watching anime with your dad and playing video games with your sister. noah is the rush of euphoria you get from hearing your correct pronouns, the feeling of being able to express yourself how you want. noah is finding the person you've always wanted to be already inside of yourself. noah is rain pounding your window after you just finished your homework, and going downstairs to have a meal with your family. noah is your mom brushing your hair before bed. noah is playing othello with your boyfriend, knowing you'll lose, but playing anyway. noah is your friend performing noel's lament for you at the park to help while you're dissociating. noah is running through the rain with your best friend on the way to youth group, laughing, and sitting on a couch in the basement of your church and devouring the chicken lo mein you got from the take-out taiwanese place down the street, and feeling like you're 16 and in high school and you're actually living. noah is to love and to be loved and to be yourself. noah is the feeling of choosing a name for yourself, simply for the sake of choosing a name for yourself.
i love my names, and the person they make me.
There are moments
when the simple act
of being alive
breathing,
seeing,
feeling
is so achingly beautiful
that it brings tears
to my eyes.