December 21st, 2005
of madness
of what consequence is a deranged mind? when placed against the background of madness, things appear eerily clear. all ambiguity clears itself out like the new and unimproved xp trash can. are you sure? click on yes. whoosh. gone.
all fears recede. and philosophy bares its core sophism. desire, guilt, pain, everything evens out, pales, fades away into that deep oblivion they call sanity. and a single point on an infinite wall captures the attention of the faculties, known and unknown. what would i do with infinity anyway. the joy of being deranged. the misery of madness. of what consequence is a deranged mind? a single moment that does not reek of its future.
Duh nston
Tags: Jim Morrison , Doors of Perception
mark says:
oh just my cup of tea (the similie kind of sucks though).
must be nice to have a moment like that. i had moment like that once except my ‘point’ was the only regular polyhedron that can be formed in formed dimensions which strangely enough also happens to be asymetrical with its interior.
i think it made things worse.
December 21st, 2005 at 09:12 pm
duh nston says:
yes, it always makes things worse. tad bit like having your tea cup topple because you decided to admire gravity. or murphy.
December 21st, 2005 at 10:05 pm
Kunal Goel says:
So you think you know where madness lies?
December 21st, 2005 at 11:28 pm
mark says:
madness lies in the inability of perception to overcome the ridiculous falsities omnipresent externally.
December 22nd, 2005 at 04:10 am