It should be called the calm after the storm.
Once the tirade passes, it leaves in its wake - among other things- a sense of overwhelming quiet. Unfortunately, not the friendly kind. The quiet is pensive and lonely. Which makes it all the more necessary.
The quiet is passive and angry. Something I have much experience with.
I can live with this quiet.
This quiet has always been mine.
"Mankinds greatest delusion comes about in his trust for others and his need to lean on them. He leans, he loses. He loves, he loses. He is lost unto all, including himself ."
_ Friedrich Nietszche
screw Friedrich Nietszche for having said this.Friedrich Nietszche must have been a rock ill his life and his fellow german Adolf Hitler must have been a big fan of him.saalay angrez bhi...
ReplyDeleteDoes Sticks and stones refer to the leftovers laying after a storm
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I actually tussle with Nietszche alot on several points. But not this one, here we agree.
ReplyDeleteSticks and stones- refers to both the left overs that lay after the storm and the tools that cause it.
finally finally some ghords
ReplyDeletesince I've been on a bit of one
vacations:
unalarmed - the delicious way you can just turn that nasty little ticker off
timetripslip - sun even rolls round soooo fast
ok ok thats just two
but its been a while
and I'm still technically on vacation
here's to riding out the storm and the calm
How come tools such as "Danday and Pathar" cause the storm?
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