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“All that a person chooses compares to death. We choose death, because we cannot select between who should live. Therefore, in all that compares to a choice, relates always to what makes life temporary. Death.” – Modern Romanticism If we can choose, then it will be the object, or of everything according to something so…
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1. Love has nothing to do with consumerism, in that it has nothing to do with division. 2. Love has nothing to do with consumerism, because itself relates to never having a choice. 3. Love has nothing to do with consumerism, because the consumerist mind has more to do with wanting an excuse, being able…
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“The greatest lie in the world is to believe everything is not as simple as one can describe it. A problem only becomes more problematic when it is believed to be more complex than it is. Yet, why would certain people want to view things through complexity? It can only be because they are comforted…
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“History is a repetition of what was concealed by the bandage to the wound, in the direct push of past errors to keep the future uncertain.” – Modern Romanticism Individualism can only be characterized as current stature. Stature is the recognition of one’s current place in the world that takes not to the collective’s self-comprehension,…
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“How often do the flames stir, when information is withheld? She’s been adored, for the sake that no one else but loving eyes are aware of her existence. She’s been kept secret, locked in a heart. There is no choice. Locked in a heart, for her protection. Imprisoned behind veins, for her prolonged life. With…
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White roaming tide,Blundering through the kissThat wields me, as I screamThrough the awe-inspiring shame.Of myself, to the blissAmong this Heaven I missedWhen aiming for my heart,A dagger for the infinite scar,As I remember you. Our worlds grow, as seasons changeA broken reflection among the sameIdle blood that never stainedA heart, for many moreCould be used,…
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Philosophy – “Why Both Atheism and Christianity should Agree to the Non-Existence of God” – 4/6/2021
“Non-existence has only a place for everything trustworthy. Therefore, wouldn’t we hold trust for what is certain, being of the past, being of what is both dead and not?” – Modern Romanticism If God is said to be of love, then He’d have a relation only to the past, not the future. We stride forth…
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Pulled about the loosened veil,Everything seems to rainAround this battered templeIn the life most lived, within motion,Exiting towards the estranged ocean.The sun dressed me, its golden coatFor great abandonment from what is mostCapable to be undone, Of decadent time, glimpses to be won,In spite of everything newly saidOf a virgin tempest, where burns fever.With passion’s…
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Strewn lilacs at the cutting board,Divided by the subtle awakening of winter,Great storms to conspire againstThe love that ropes the season’s pledgeUpon the testament where life is meantTo arrange itself in pleasure’s edge. A knife to draw the perfect faceFrom the flawed eyes that never leaveGreat perception on beauty’s weaveOf intricacy in its ignited empire.…
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Walk in your kind symmetryAs seasons seek to change you.You are a glimpse of temptation,Stalking what despondence leavesSoaked upon the ground, unseen.Grass blades bend themselves in gravityWeighted in the great future. All dreams of you had been spunTo all that would be undone. Love rows a boat to your shore,Leaving letters for awaiting hands,For a…
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Divide the even space betweenAll of the commanding radianceWhere love conquers the scene,Of life’s own brittle inhabitance.Making music of bitter griefCalls me to my disbelief. Love is a great cradle drawn emptyOf what did grow to reach the moon,Born of a naked vow in eternityWhere life is clean to dispose the gloom.Inborn silence and making…
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“Were love to be that which is deemed as opinionated, then we are constantly comparing it to lust. To the gain of what we can have for ourselves, for how it pertains to what only we know; That is lust. Love is, therefore, the remembrances of what did occur, though cannot be questioned on why.…
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