Look at the brush moving, notice the strokes!
Strokes across page, ink sinking into the paper,
Curves, Lines, Spots, the brush moves.
Voila! A picture!
So shall I do with words, to paint Nuanced Scenes.
Generally a person who likes to observe a lot of nonsense, also enjoys sarcasm and dry comments.So that makes me a sarcastic prick, doesn't it? I'm also round round round.....
Existence is a game. survival of the fittest. we are our own protagonists, and our own players, and our own winners and losers, and definitely the victims. perhaps, we're our own gods too.
-Anonymous
"Sir, I exist!" declared Man. "But," replied the Universe, "That doesn't instill in me a sense of obligation." -anonymous
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I like that quote. Is it just human to hate the feeling of obligation. I mean, i personally tend to do things that people don't tell me to do, and when they ask me to do it, i turn and walk the other way. Sounds like i'm a bitch doesn't it. No, it's not so much like that. For instance, i tend to read and study things i don't need for the exams, but when it comes to lecture slides, i simply force myself to learn it under obligation.
Okay, i don't think i made much sense just then, but anywho..
Haha, whereas i took it to mean that the universe isn't really obligated to ensue our own survival, nor should it be in any grand scheme of things that we exist. That is, this poem argues against an Anthropocentric worldview.
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I like that quote.
Is it just human to hate the feeling of obligation. I mean, i personally tend to do things that people don't tell me to do, and when they ask me to do it, i turn and walk the other way. Sounds like i'm a bitch doesn't it. No, it's not so much like that.
For instance, i tend to read and study things i don't need for the exams, but when it comes to lecture slides, i simply force myself to learn it under obligation.
Okay, i don't think i made much sense just then, but anywho..
Haha, whereas i took it to mean that the universe isn't really obligated to ensue our own survival, nor should it be in any grand scheme of things that we exist. That is, this poem argues against an Anthropocentric worldview.
Which i agree with.
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