hmm seems like i kinda let myself go on this one. you’ll see when you’re finished reading it.
There was this guy
who didn’t care
much
for the world
and their ways of self-destruction.
So he bought himself a corkscrew
and drove it in his brain.
He then climbed it
like a revoling stairway into his mind.
Now he’s a builder
of worlds
in the complex structure of his fantasy.
With passing time his eyes go gleamy
and he doesn’t care
much
for the pills
that make him drool.
Cuz in there,
he’s having fun,
endlessly.
The white-coats say
he’s out of his mind.
They got it all wrong.
They don’t know
what he’s doing
nor appreciate the complexness of his art.
They are so totally…
in that box.
Like the lines of a square
that is floating into space,
are the borders that claim to limit
the paradoxale concept of reality.
He has crossed them all
and they don’t know
yea but they can guess
what it’s experience feels like.
For him
it’s like a never-ending mentale orgasme
that is never ending with no end.
Like finally being able
to truely be alligned
with the concept of the self.
At the level of zero attachment
which he,
as an ultimate escapist
theoretically should be able to reach.
But i think he’s kind of a hypocrite
cuz he told me once
that he will always like them burgers
and i don’t think he lied.
Maybe i should tell him
that the space floating around the square,
it’s connected through a portal
with his ever degenerating flesh.
And that the reclycling flow of matter
proves that he isn’t being very realistic.
They have given it a name
dualisme something someting
cosmic contradicting balance
so you can pretend that you can wrap your mind around it.
but it’s not really working.
Maybe we shouldn’t tell him at all
cuz none of us have actually been there
maybe he’s closer to it then us all.
Let’s just let him go
and watch him drool
while we have another burger.