for all its worth, ad inviduum matters,
as any stress imposed
to, "break away from the herd"...
the ever becoming need for
flamboyance and bombast
to not be: the drowning man
in a sea of corpses in the inevitable
inferno...
as much as the saying goes
about vanity projects,
hair make-up, or rather:
less extravagence and more on
the lines of: you can walk in *****
and torn clothes...
but at least you've taken a shower
prior...
yet there still remains
a stressor on individualism...
in that...
as long as individualism
is accepted by a herd of "individuals"...
i remember that outside of school
i knew one black guy,
as the black joke goes: he was a drug
dealer, and a single father...
what the white boy knows a black guy
joke doesn't follow up is that
he was ostricized... a fellow *****...
because they really tell you
about the Bangladeshi workers
dead beneath the burn khalifa...
even individualism has limits,
with the motto:
as long as it doesn't mingle with
eccentricity,
as long as individualism doesn't
mingle with eccentricity...
because in the latter sense?
that's the individualistic norm shattered...
everyone gets to over-hit the mark...
which shows the cracks in
the so-called notion of individualism...
notably in the west:
cogitans est cassus primo
gratia rideo...
logos incognito.
as such, individualism
as spare, auxiliary / collateral change...
trend setters,
if famous for 15 minutes,
pack leaders for 15 seconds,
and then back to the frivolous intrigues
of peacocks on a catwalk...
by individual, i think of the:
hersch...
a dangerous line between
setting a vogue and a minor
sentiment for the vanguard...
and becoming ostricized as a *****,
humouresly being attached
the term: eccentric...
or just plain weird in the harsh
tongue of the children's blunt...
phraseology...
the world comes
to the boundaries of a small town
exactly 1.5 days later,
give or take the algorithm
via prior searches...
perhaps how i
understand individualism is
how Narcissus might understand
the vampirism of his brother
Solipssus...
a kind of people who
behave as if without a body,
a type of people who, like vampires,
can't see their reflections...
not that they can't in a literal sense...
as everything small begs
a curiosity,
as everything large astounds
with awe...
paradoxical thus,
the content of a church,
and the church itself...
after all...
the legionnaires did soak
a sponge with wine and offered it to him
on the end of a spear... which he refused...
a pale comparison
as blueprint, to what subsequently
came to pass...
well...
it is pale... considering you'll
never actually know, upon giving
himself up so freely...
that there wasn't anything,
remotely comparative
with the infamous example
of Albert Fish:
self-embedded needles
lodged in his pelvis and perineum...
just as the other case in point:
marquis de sade seems more like
a scapegoat than the sadist
his imagination and only his imagination
allowed him to be...
because what, screaming from
the window of the Bastille, or locked
in an asylum, he could really
compete with the power of the clergy
in the form of his uncle,
the abbé de sade...
how can it not be
a fiction, when the power of fiction itself
has become slowly obliterated
wriggling in a cul de sac?
how could I ever write a work
of fiction, when what was deemed
as truth, credo, is facing up to
non-mainstream footnote reading
and the 1945 archeological findings
that match up to the 2000 or so years
of heretical speculation?
riht now, he can be brown olive
tanned mulatto or whatever Dalton
hue of orange...
if white is ivory if it is
a scalped cranium a pharmacological
soup woth of brain...
if white is white and even amrican
south: h'white...
clingy *******
to the feet of the Urals...
pardonable warm *****,
only Sveedish, and only at 25ml a pop...
talking to two old people
half-awake, half-asleep...
buddha-eyed sleepwalking almost...
as i came in contact with
the dark chapter of medicine,
not even past the 1950s America...
the infamous tactic
of regression: also known as
false memory implants...
two old people trying
to fall asleep,
a bottle of *****,
shy drinking, 10 years of celibacy...
with the odd purely physical encounter
like a rag and a hand and a ***** sink...
my grandfather bemoans that
he never had a chance to say: father...
i could bemoan not having said:
i love you...
ascribed her an endearing
nick'...
it seems this world
hides higher pleasures bound
to a rigour so few make eruditions of.