For a busy day.
Yet again.
I could be doing a multitude of more important and possibly beneficial things,
But blogging has more appeal.
And so it's what I'll do.
Ever noticed how the holidays somehow lose their sparkle as you get older?
All the magic is just sucked right out of them.
People are simply too caught up the commercial aspects.
It's silly and petty, I think.
For people to fret over such trivial things.
But so go the modern winter holidays.
So it goes.
Intriguing conversation of the day:
When can you stop backing things up
And just start doing things because you say they're right?
When can you throw caution to the wind,
And just let go of that overbearing fear of being "wrong"?
Because truthfully, there is no "right".
It does not exist.
And as far as I am concerned,
That is lovely.
Nothing shall be proven wrong,
And why can we not just go about things as we see fit?
And of course, I know this is a ridiculous thing to say.
But I somehow think society is responsible for all of this.
This "wrongness"
Can we just make things and let them be free
Without worrying that we'll have to back them up with "truths"?
It would seem that we cannot.
"I can't wait to fail."
Yeah, me either.
But when will I have the chance to fail
Without ruining this illusionary society that my life is nestled in?
If I go throwing rocks at all the glass houses,
What will happen?
Can I be wrong,
Is there "wrong"
Should I fear being "wrong"
?
And what of "rights" in the world?
I sometimes think they may not exist.
May not harmonize with all else in the world.
And I think
This is where I begin to let go.
"Forget" to right my wrongs.
For the sake of living
And the sake of whatever "art" happens to be.
May I begin backing things up with "Because I said so"?
Can I fail before it's too late?
Can I forget to fear being wrong?
Or has society already wrought me into something that cowers in fear of incorrectness?
And have I passed the point of no return?
That,
Is the real question.
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