Feeling Dark, Pt 1.
I propose a rant of a somewhat Cimmerian embrace:
Gathered together the Ignoramus seeks distinction, definition, division.
Pathetic creatures with no sense of self, no conscience, no compassion. They
see wealth as victory: stained with the scars and ink that bind them to their
comforting chains; the very same chains that constrict them to the confines of
their ever so stygian victory. Should pity be held accountable for such sheer
stupidity? Should grace be wasted on filth that stays redundant? Should
forgiveness be squandered on the imbeciles of evolution? I pray thee; find the answers, for I am lost.
There is a somewhat chilling glare the creature radiates when it is
feeding, despising, inspiring. Only from within the abyss can there be found
light, benevolence, God. I speak not merely from what I have come to observe,
rather from the conscious within that catalyzes this perversion. I see truth as
clearly as I see day. I see through the eyes of the spineless, the neurotic,
and the disengaged. I see their darkness. I see yours. Call me pompous, arrogant,
narcissistic; I see what I see, because I see it. I see it, because I too, am
like you.
Observe the evil that these creatures gradually and graciously
disseminate, like a raging fire hell-bent on annihilating all within its path,
introducing to the Earth an unending inception of madness and decay. Apathetic
creatures that refuse to compensate for their infinite appetites. The symbiosis
that is life; these creatures diminish, crush, corrupt and destroy. The guest
has become the captor; one that refuses to let go until its unfortunate host is
dry, barren and desolate. These creatures live with a sort of internal compass
that magnetically drives them to their own end; to their own defeat.
“Surrender now, for victory is an
illusion,” said the battered fool before his beheading.
To rape and to violate her and her belongings: The rampant and wonderful
oceans, forever swaying back and forth as a life-giving force - unfathomably
majestic; The Land and fruits on which the true heir of her glory lives -
seeking solace in the abundance to which she offers. Why do these creatures,
these demons, persist? What is the purpose, the motivation, behind such brutal
intrusion?
However, within the recesses of
my mind, I envision something extraordinary, inspiring and attractive. It is
known as a Utopia; only in the imagination can a place of pure peace and
equality be conceived, for it can never truly exist. This Utopia is a home to
which I visit and meditate, for it is the only place in space that lasts longer
than time; the only place that gives me solitude on her grand and awe-inspiring
body gloomily populated by filthy, malevolent creatures. An urge that sparks interest
in this hopeless race becomes prominent and I seek to ignite a change.
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