Status #1

I am guessing that due to Spring break, I am going to be blogging much more frequently, starting with my every growing tumblr family, Romeo, Perfeccion, and my inability to resist temptation. Therefore, I do quite think it will all be very interesting. I simply hope no one ever says anything about these when they do.

Numb

Numb: Lacking sensation or feeling; insensitive-- Is it possible to feel numb? After all, is numbness not a lack of feeling? If numbness is truly a lack of thereof, is it truly numb? It is a feeling, after all. The feeling of not having a feeling is a feeling because you feel as though you feel nothing. Yet, is it not so that you still FEEL something? In the end, does it still not return to the state or quality of being numb a feeling? Therefore, how is it so that numbness and being numb can be defined as "lacking sensation; or feeling"?

Pointless

Pointless: lacking meaning-- Is is possible for something to lack meaning? All things are created with meaning, and with such meaning comes purpose. How can something be pointless if lacking a meaning was the meaning of such in the first place? Does it not mean that not having a meaning is the meaning of it? Still, to lack purpose is impossible for all things have a purpose even if they appear to be without. Does this not mean that a state of pointlessness of a mere illusion of the mind?

Nothing | No Thing

Nothing: no thing; the absence of something-- Is it possible for no thing to exist, or perhaps to perform no thing at all? There is an inability to perform absolutely nothing because nothing in itself is highly impossible. Even still, if one regards nothing as the state of not being able perform any action of function it is still something; and so, the absence of something still results in something and this something is nothing. Therefore, is nothing [no thing] but an illusion also?

QUOTE #4

Ideas and philosophical systems as well as movements grounded on a definite spiritual foundation, whether true or not, can never be broken by the use of force after a certain stage, except on one condition: namely, that this use of force is in the service of a new idea or BELIEF which burns with a new flame.

--Mein Kampf | Adolf Hitler| Page 147

Unnamed [To Perfeccion]

Arise my love.

Hasten thy pace.

Mine heart is fur immer

Lying in wait.

Be quick my love.

Time ticks away

Although I am gone

I still lay in wait.

无辜的旋律 [Innocent Melody] [To Meine Eisblumen]

Life shall forgive thee of all thy fears.

Meine Eisblumen shed not a tear.

Arms outstretched to a fallen sky,

Why so glum? 

Who stole the fragile light which lit your heart?

Now all that is left may be a frost,

But worry not meine Eisblumen,

Shadows do not haunt the dark.

Eisblumen you have such tired eyes

Who was it which stole your feuer from the sky?

Why is it so the clouds hath disappears,

Yet the heavens offer nothing except endless tears?

As the tears freeze over into a thin layer of ice

Do you not see it cannot be broken?

All is numb and is weathered in love so cold.

Meine Eisblumen claim the sun

So that love may thaw to water—

Drifting and in abundance. 

Out of this

You are free

From our

无辜的旋律.