Karma is: what goes around, comes around. I think Stevens simply wishes to communicate that love is better than not love. Rejection of friendship and love just does no good for either person. Sufjan's karma girl insists she doesn't love him. In a way, he may be speaking quite generally here in that we all tend to reject love rather than accept it. In the end love wins, as C.S. Lewis put it. What we reap, we sow. Love and love will come around; reject love and in turn your love will be rejected. What do you think?
Karma is: what goes around, comes around. I think Stevens simply wishes to communicate that love is better than not love. Rejection of friendship and love just does no good for either person. Sufjan's karma girl insists she doesn't love him. In a way, he may be speaking quite generally here in that we all tend to reject love rather than accept it. In the end love wins, as C.S. Lewis put it. What we reap, we sow. Love and love will come around; reject love and in turn your love will be rejected. What do you think?
Happy Karma Christmas everyone!