Vanity, All is Vanity.
I've been
trying to live as an idealist. But, hell...
There's no such place for one.
This world is so realistic, and
"rationally" ignores the metaphysical world, which transcends
rationality.
What extraordinary is become (not a grammar
error, there's a pragmatical meaning here) ordinary.
Who cares about the cosmos?
it all starts with the head of metaphysical
thinker, triggered by Wittgenstein's mind.
After thinking about what surpasses reality, they ignore it.
Some say paradox, some say yin
and yang.
I found it contradictory instead of
paradoxical.
Here and now has been so loathsome to me.
There was no answer found, and the whole (I thought)
hypothetical theories were so conjuring the fools.
It turns out I'm the part of the fool.
I'm darkly aufklarung-ed.
Slowly I accept the idea of the age.
As I could not know why I could not have accepted it, I
also could not know why I'm starting to hold it.
Both ways are logical.
Both ways look so true.
But the truth is... a man could only live by
sacrificing his ideas and hopes about changing the world.
A man is not a superman.
There's no superpower.
We stay mortal, and a single tick could lead us to death.
You're laying on your bed, who guarantees that your bed is
safe?
What's so convincing about the ground you're standing on? an
earthquake could happen at any moment.
The lamp, also, my friend, above your head, could just explode
and the glass could just hit your eyes.
In a bigger scope, nothing is so sure about gravity.
Even in an exact idea, there's also a chance for relativity.
Hence I now know that sometimes you gotta accept that you're not a solitude in the middle of the crowd. You are the part of the walking pedestrian, where no one pays attention and no one becomes the center of the attention.
We live in mostly one-colored world. Nothing so
different, nothing so special.
try to speak, and no one listens.
try to listen, then no one speaks.
All is murmurs and chatters of vanity. Nothing
perpetual is chased.
People just live their life, and people just
die...
Welcome to the world of postmodernism.
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