01-01-2018, 10:13 AM
(01-01-2018, 02:46 AM)CRNDLSM Wrote: I really like the title, grass grows over remains. And syllables gathering in a stutter is a nice illustration. What the belief is I can't figure out, like the question in the middle, because I can ask it two or three different ways, and I'm not sure the answer actually answers, though I like the way it sounds.#thanks @CRNDLSM
yeah, it's pretty dumb. but it does syntactically work. the belief is that we live on in people, in posterity, our name or words are remembered. even the atheist is made a believer in the afterlife by this idea. and the question "what for?" [my "self" and name remain. what for?] is what for do we want to live on in our words or names etc? it makes no difference to us. and it ultimately makes no difference to anyone, cos we all dies anyway, amirite? only the worms (metaphorical oblivion) can remember us anyway.
but thanks. i'll try to see what I can do with it to make it better. and clarify it all.
#thanksagain