it is so quiet, i can hear my ears. let's imagine outside its snowing, or raining; this is a lie, but we can imagine. we can set the scene however we want. likely in our power to do so. i can't escape all of my feelings, which feels like a fitting theme after a night of hockey in the arena where the theme was 'emo night'. i can't escape my feelings. why would i want to. well because of how they make me feel, duh. and how someone so distant from my intimacy, yet in a momentary blink sort of way enough intimacy to affect my feelings. perhaps we call these people the well known strangers of our existence.
chapter 1:
Hello Well Known Stranger,
I write to you holding a sort of pandora's box, inside it resides the word I never like to use. Because to use it reveals the core weakness of the human spirit, and also some big part of its salvation. Perhaps this was how irony was born. Does the iron actually remove the wrinkle from the soul. Have we discovered the meaning by rubbing two things together and understanding friction will one day lead to everything.
chapter 2:
Dear Future,
I write to you now totally free from what was bothering me. From what I originally intended. I have completed my great work and now it resides in the universe. Did it exist in the mind, and what was the difference between the abstraction and the reality when we put the atoms together. Amazing that no matter how many times
we hear, I love you,
a single cut above the meridian is all it takes to ravage the core foundation of our spiritual calm.
chapter 3:
The artist embarks on a quest. The goal to find that peace that has eluded him. We witness the spectacle of every facet an adventure can hold. I could say, imagine the best adventure story you've ever read, or heard, or experienced. Think about the places you want to see and be in, the air you want to breathe, the palaces or gardens, the natural wonders, nature, biomes, areas of noted interest, of historical significance. We can totally and forever add to to this adventure and make it whole, make it real. The artist at some point along the way grows weary and falters. Faces some great enemy or enemies. And finds friends along the way. Does all of this alleviate the pain inside him / her.
scene note: the audience now finds the silence deafening. like at the beginning. every single drop of rain or snow becomes loud. there is nothing else. what incredible horror as this silence escalates to a point of torture.
we could write ellipse over and over here now. just representing that there is more, more to come, more to be, more more more. and more.
chapter 4:
Sometime grows from all that wreckage. It had to be felt. Was that the worse part and the lesson. That no matter what its unavoidable. Maybe we could realize that we only really truly exists within ourselves. And this would explain all the bad things and good things and pain in the world. This revelation would explain a lot of things.
chapter 5:
I think
Its truly impossible to not care, and so we must love even when we don't.
When we reach that transcendent moment, who is listening but ourselves, and the reality of that, which is kind of really scary is that its only yours. Even if you see it. I paint a thing and I literally show you transcendence. Its a shadow to you of what it is to me.
chapter 6:
But really, its not. Its actually more. And we find a way to cross the divide. That's neat.
Epilogue:
When I write, when we write, when we do anything that is more than just our thoughts, we fill the world up even more than it was before. Even by breathing we change the composition of the air. The rhetoric of the life force of this place becomes a little more polluted. And then out there something like a tree craves the pollution that we made, and turns it back into something good for us again. The mushroom eats the dead, the dead become reborn in the ocean of our origins. Grains of life maybe, it i didn't want to keep reusing some molecular definition like atom or quark or whatever can I say grain. Is there some poetry in ascribing life with the tiny bit of food that could become bread. That could be torn and passed around some wooden table, and a family shares in the warmth and goodness of breaking bread, from grain, which is just life, and a circle.
Maybe the lesson then from this, what I learned in my discovery here, and what I share with you:
if there are no sides, then really, like really really so heavily emphasized you may roll your eyes.
all of it and every single thing we feel and are is right. so what's really truly wrong, right?
nothing is.
is that the power of a goodnight kiss on the forehead, someone sleeping, maybe on a couch or bed. you turn the light off, wish them pleasant dreams.
wishing you pleasant dreams from my core of inner being (you see the value there because i've taken so much time to describe what it is),
Sincerely,
julian labounty
