When we're born, we will die.
The beginning is born so too is the end.
Love also implies it's negation:
the loss of love,
or heartbreak.
This negative potentiality
in the creation of love
is also its driving force;
the telos of the concept.
If the potential for an end
to a relationship
does not exist, neither
does the relationship.
Narratives also hold this structure.
The beginning must be negated
by its conflict, and negated again
by its resolution.
The character arc
of the tragic hero
negates their status
with their rise,
into their fall: completing the arc
of the potentiality
of their character.
So, to start a text,
you must know its negation.
Begin from the end;
a plenary,
or summary,
of what it is you want to convey;
a whisper to the telos of the text.
But there is a certain truth, also
in the intermediary.
The limbo
between
purposeful and wondering.
In the midst of this
anxiousness of indecision
is a sort of pure authenticty.
When the deliberation is done,
the outcome is actualised into truth
that can be exposed as lie.
All truths are half-truths concealed
as whole. If truth was always whole,
there would be no progression.
No forward movement.
This necessitates a sort
of inauthentic stumbling.
When you stand in the middle,
on the jotted white line,
you may observe the cars
pass from both directions.
It may be the peace in the
field of death-threatening uncertainty.
The eye of the storm.