At first
We have a
city. A dirty little city. One filled with many contradictions. One
booming. One sinking. One changing. One adapting. One making waves.
One crashing down. A city safe. A city sane. A city unsafe. A city
insane. All of this found, and lost. Where do you see this? Where is
that? Can one believe in this city? Its future. Its past. Its
present. Its lies. Its truths. Well can you? Punk? Industrial?
Ghetto? Suburban. Lavish. Poor. Squalor. Dangerous.
A people. A
nosy little people. A selfish people. A lonely people. People filled
with many contradictions. People dead and buried. Animals in tow.
Scared. Suffering. Unsure of the future. Abiding by the present.
Forgoing the past. Ignoring the rest. What can be done is what needs
to be done. This city has to go. It has to die. And is it? Is it in
its current state dying or being born?
We sometimes
think that we are human for a reason. Yet many things exist that is
not. Why must a human be human? Why can he not be animal? You know,
the types that rely on instinct solely. Away from the indoctrination,
and exploitation. We are human perhaps, or we only believe ourselves
to be. Is this what life is supposed to be like? Where must one look
to see the truth? The sky? The endless cosmos? The endless ocean
depths? Where is life actually lived? Or is it currently being
consumed? Is it currently drowned out and directed in the eyes of
madness? To associate is to dissociate. To ignore is to forget, but
also to acknowledge. To see is to not see. To be is to not be. All of
this comes to an end at some point, but some of us are only
beginning. This is the end of life, but also the beginning of death.
The end of life is end of truth. The end of what made us human in the
first place. What made us an animal before. What happens now should
not be stopped. It should be embraced. The socialization of man unto
his own communist and fascist ideologies. We should not debate truth
or perspective. We should instead invest in man and his future. For
he will live forever, and die today. He needs to die. He needs to go
extinct. All things must end for something, even something small and
inconsequential, to begin.
This is my
story. The story untold. I don't care about you, because I used to
care and you didn't even recognize. Shame on me, good on you.
Mistakes do happen, and perhaps we're born again. But can man find
his home living with strangers and expecting to relate to them,
without knowing them? It's like that book, Living Among Meat Eaters.
Basically a tragic love tale, where Juliet fails to recognize the
brilliance of Romeo, and instead goes home alone and eats mulberry
pie with cream. He instead runs away and joins the army, thinking in
purpose and how men must salvage freedom from pirates and destructive
politicians and corporations drowning out our voices with drugs and
bad music.
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