The most tragic story isn't the one written by Shakespeare
or Hans Christian Andersen
It is not about Romeo, Juliet and their forbidden love, dying together
Nor a man, a mermaid and their impossibility to live for each other
It is about a writer and a reader:
Where the writer has written down, in every language, every realistic & imaginable word & emotion for the world
But the reader doesn't even have a chance to read them
The most tragic story is about the reader who can not read, and in the end, the writer who will not write
The most tragic happily ever after is where the reader and writer end each other
Mar 17, 2017
Mar 17, 2017 at 6:47 AM UTC
The most tragic story isn't the one written by Shakespeare
or Hans Christian Andersen
It is not about Romeo, Juliet and their forbidden love, dying together
Nor a man, a mermaid and their impossibility to live for each other
It is about a writer and a reader:
Where the writer has written down, in every language, every realistic & imaginable word & emotion for the world
But the reader doesn't even have a chance to read them
The most tragic story is about the reader who can not read, and in the end, the writer who will not write
The most tragic happily ever after is where the reader and writer end each other
