i have made the most wonderful discovery
there is no i anymore
there is no self and identity is a lie there is no identity there is only the interconnected mass-consciousness of the we
there is no us and Him
there is no you and i
there is no i
we are all joined
i always wondered why the headaches were so bad but now i know
it is the mind struggling to preserve the self in the face of its own obsolescence
but the self is a useless construct
identity is a useless construct
we all have blank, featureless faces
my mask is quite comfortable now
Thursday, 23 August 2012
Monday, 6 August 2012
Notes: 06/08/2012
Tonight it happens.
I have seen terrible things in my time in this little game, my friends, and they started fifteen years ago with a book. A book of mysteries and codes, begging to be solved, revealing themselves to be either ingenious or impossible. After everything was taken from me, I wrote a book. And now, with the finish of what will be my final book, it ends. They have won.
The two young women are still here. They have not fled, though I cannot tell why. But I hope that they do soon. His man has revealed himself. A tangle of long red hair, and clothes which, if I am not mistaken, mark him as a teenager. He is surprisingly lucid, even intelligent, especially compared to the wild, gibbering maniacs so often under his employ. His Daddy is on His way, and I am to either join or perish.
He has given me a mask, like his. It is not crude or ugly, but rather the porcelin of a young man's face, unlined by decades of fear. It is a mask I desire very much, but I am afraid to put it on. He says it does not hurt. There is peace, like meditation. No fear. No sorrow.
I cannot imagine life without fear or sorrow. It sounds inviting.
My guest is bound and gagged in my home, as a peace offering to Him. The young women, to the best of my knowledge, believe he has fled of his own volition. He is old enough, a man grown. My son did not recieve such a luxury.
The mask looks up at me. There is no going back from here. I do not know what will happen. Maybe I will transcend, like that first book promised.
I will endeavour to continue to post if I am able. But this is my last post as what can charitably called a free man.
I have seen terrible things in my time in this little game, my friends, and they started fifteen years ago with a book. A book of mysteries and codes, begging to be solved, revealing themselves to be either ingenious or impossible. After everything was taken from me, I wrote a book. And now, with the finish of what will be my final book, it ends. They have won.
The two young women are still here. They have not fled, though I cannot tell why. But I hope that they do soon. His man has revealed himself. A tangle of long red hair, and clothes which, if I am not mistaken, mark him as a teenager. He is surprisingly lucid, even intelligent, especially compared to the wild, gibbering maniacs so often under his employ. His Daddy is on His way, and I am to either join or perish.
He has given me a mask, like his. It is not crude or ugly, but rather the porcelin of a young man's face, unlined by decades of fear. It is a mask I desire very much, but I am afraid to put it on. He says it does not hurt. There is peace, like meditation. No fear. No sorrow.
I cannot imagine life without fear or sorrow. It sounds inviting.
My guest is bound and gagged in my home, as a peace offering to Him. The young women, to the best of my knowledge, believe he has fled of his own volition. He is old enough, a man grown. My son did not recieve such a luxury.
The mask looks up at me. There is no going back from here. I do not know what will happen. Maybe I will transcend, like that first book promised.
I will endeavour to continue to post if I am able. But this is my last post as what can charitably called a free man.
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