January 15th 2014
I cannot say I have given up on my dreams as much as my dreams have given up on me. (If you read that properly it will make sense - I promise.) My main concern through my life is my struggle. My capacity for struggling far outweighs anyone else's idea of making choices they will later on regret or not.
When I look at my own picture it is of some ordinary man in search of his dream. However, I do not care to emulate what any other man represents as his own.
The truth is that in your dreams you have found excuses. The story tellers narrative re; death (if death multiplied and were magnified) uses decrepit isolation, famine, and vagrancy. That is not my idea of chasing dreams in accordance to such stereotype. I do not characterize myself in failure. The one thing I do agree with in death's narrative is my failure in others.
The sense of failure is greater than fear driven desires based on greed. That is 'death's' truth - not mine. He does not inspire me.
Failure in others is that I look for, that the same person I look toward with inspiration denies me of a right to penetrate their world. I call upon myself to reveal how awkward or uncomfortable with my stubborn identity. In other words I have got use to others failing me.
^That is the secret to your own enigma.
To stand in front of who you thought were your friends, but you change the course of history and over time these dynamics become associated with a certain kind of vengeance. The same way you thought others saw you was a lie. So you took it upon yourself to deliver yourself away from it. I call that liberty in action.
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