Being and Nothingness

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Sister Moon

"Sister Moon" is a phrase from the 1224 religious poem "Canticle of the Sun" by Francis of Assisi. more »

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Perhaps into entropy, we are doomed to descend
Perhaps life is only worthwhile when it comes to an end
Fixate a gaze on a polar reflection
Deliberate on infections incessant
Strip away the supposed, wonder what we're left with
All that's here is a vacuous vestige
Liminality is all that I'm left with
Inscriptions of enlightenment apparent
Thirst for the temperamental
Now so needlessly neurotic
We desire our disorder
And embrace the entropic
Is there truth that exists outside the confides of conception?
Can we transcend the impediments of habitual perception?
Or simply acquiesce to a subconscience plagued by flagrant provocation
Mildly dampened by medication
I sought reprieval in isolation
But only sustained my stagnation
And these shallow sentiments I know are seldom sincere
Give no relief from grief and I cannot cohere
Conclusions that lead to me staying here
When i can step through this portal into a more sensical sphere
All that's left
Is my Being and Nothingness
Divulge decision-making to the dulcet doubts in my ears
Because we fear what we desire
And desire what we fear

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