Tag: writing
Pretty musings that are apparently untitled
One glimpse at the overwhelming finitude that is day-to-day life is more than enough for a never-ending stream of writing. That, in part, seems to lead to a hesitation to write—as an idea, there seems to be just so much to write about and starting is, therefore, an impossible venture; do I begin chronologically or…
Self; assessment
There is the idea that everything, or most things, that are to be evaluated must always be put into the context of chronological time. To have a particular action be looked at in its aspect of duration seems to be habitual now. For example, I was going to start writing here and one of my…
Of Questions and Questioning
Let us look at the great metaphysical question of “How does Nothing become Something?” Or if we were to translate it into a more pragmatic phrasing, we can say: “How does one go from not writing into completing a written thing?” At the moment, two ways of going about this case comes to mind. The…
Office garden
A person awakened to the essential mutability of life does not dread physical waning or loneliness; rather, he or she accepts these facts with quiet resignation and even finds in them a source of enjoyment. Kyozo Murata The end of a week is not an unusual time to find oneself going through the bottomless pit…
Eyes, eyes, eyes
Where else would I look at but the eyes Eyes that seem to bring to a time I cannot remember
Writing Just Because I Want To Do So
I don’t believe in either writing as an innately difficult endeavour and in the existential significance of doing things one does not want to do. And ‘cancel culture’, whatever that is, I guess. Over the years, I have found myself with a better control on my anger through a surprising solution: by distancing myself from…
Law of words
Writer wielded wordsin a way women were wagingthe want to what is but cannotwith the lawlaw at workWho will admit wrongdoing?What will we be?not yet beenmade known