Wisdom
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“It is not so unbecoming of wrath, itself, to be the curtain above the waters. The flaming shield to the tears, for this is where a man protects himself, in deception. A man lies to himself, in self-preservation.” – Modern Romanticism Lies. It is the word a man clings to, whenever he shall be enraged.…
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“How weak to be, when arms lace through to injury. To life’s greatest secret, that to be in love, means to surrender beneath the meaningful gaze, the resplendent sun. Away from ambition, then to declaration, that the one who shall be loved, will be kept beating within the heart, beyond death.” – Modern Romanticism
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“While all walks on, then all must be loved, for the matter of safety. By the genuine heart that never misguides, never missteps, comprehends purpose beneath its own weight, there is infinite pressure atop eternal light.” – Modern Romanticism There are those, and those, alone, who fight within the darkness. Love is a grave, for…
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“All arrogance behind human nature is where we find ourselves not as imperfect, beautiful creatures, and here willing to forsake what makes us ephemeral, in the vain desire to be more.” – Modern Romanticism It is in the aspect of knowing oneself, that to comprehend the self is to realize where one is limited, that…
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“To love’s logic, it does not encompass the multitude, as such always surrounds the oneness of it. We are one, under love, as we are never above it. It is to danger upon the beloved, that we focus on nothing else. To love being the epitome of logic, wills us on a straightforward path, whether…
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“One can be ignorant without being prejudiced. However, one cannot be prejudiced without being ignorant.” – Modern Romanticism To be anti-racist would have to mean to be anti-ignorance. However, how can one be anti of an absence, pertaining to ignorance, without broadening the void? Instead, to make the error of relating prejudice to hatred, would…
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“We interpret what we mean to divide, in the departure of its original meaning. Where meaning has its place, is in origin. Origin is the finding of what means itself, even currently. To interpret it, means to spark continual change in the current time, so that it is the meaning that is randomized in how…
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“Is there truly a winner in a scenario where both sides are at a loss?” – Modern Romanticism Justice is served, as it is said. Though, to make Justice personal, turns it into Vengeance. An emotional story. A heartbreaking story. If one considers the weight of emotions, then perhaps one will be brought low in…
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“Were convenience to be the thing of care, then we will treat the human life as one. Whether them to be deemed as convenient or inconvenient is only suited towards what drives utility to prove itself as akin to slavery. If an individual rebels, they are the inconvenience. If an individual complies, they are simply…
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“Function complies to its limitation. A resource is no more the dependency than the life for which is also limited in its temporary aspect. How does a society rely on what is never genuine in where it is meant to be? As convenience never lives on, then it does not correspond with something said to…
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“It is love that displays no function. It is never the thing so temporary to a person, as would be so much like a function. As a function is never eternal, what is brought low is the person descended of their individualism to belong in the slave ring. We are unloved as disregarded humans, when…
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“Being brought low means to be displayed as related to the utilitarian prospects for a person. In using an object, one becomes an object. In a society where function is the value, where we complain of objectification, there is no preservation. In devouring another, we become devoured ourselves. What has changed in this world, except…
