December 20-29, 2023 1:03pm - 9:57am
It seems so odd to me now how pointless our words actually are. The word 'remember' seems to stick out like a sore thumb in my memory.
And memory, itself, what a funny little thing. Remember that it can never be fully trusted.
Memory is a trick that tugs at the corners of a painting, stretching it out—stretching it thin—so it become unnoticeable. So it become a new creation built on the remains of the previous one. A plaster-casted mask with no air holes; you'll suffocate: and we'll call it beautiful. Art.
'Remember.' Such a funny word.
It pierces the flesh, the bone, the tendons underneath. The blood, the marrow, infect the veins to carry. 'You remember last weekend, when it rained? Surely you remember?' A definition: to recall, and it's purpose: ...
to forget forever.
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Pleas of Futility
Non-FictionMy innermost thoughts; My innermost secrets, And now... They belong to you.