If you take away the blue you end up with grey
Day 2584, grey.
Daily picture, PoetryDay 2583, feelings.
aphorism, Daily picture
Friedrich Nietzsche
Daybreak
Book I
35 Feelings and their origination in judgments. – ‘Trust your feelings!’ – But feelings are nothing final or original; behind feelings there stand judgments and evaluations which we inherit in the form of feelings (inclinations, aversions). The inspiration born of a feeling is the grandchild of a judgment – and often of a false judgment! – and in any event not a child of your own! To trust one’s feelings – means to give more obedience to one’s grandfather and grandmother and their grandparents than to the gods which are in us: our reason and our experience.
Day 2582, end.
Daily picture, Poetry
The light at the end of the tunnel blinds you for seeing where it ends
Day 2581, edge.
Daily picture, Poetry
I was standing close to the edge waiting at the end of a ladder nervous to see what I would see a valley can not hide the way up that’s why I am and the expectations that follow they will slowly get closer with each step will I appreciate the distance that I will see ones I stand up there on that edge or would I just look down at this valley or an other
Day 2580, the problem.
Daily picture
Have you ever heard of Kristallnacht or the Night of the Broken Glass? If not, then you are part of the problem.
Day 2579, door.
Daily picture, Poetry
An attempt to burn the door
was it because it holds you in
or out
to warn
or to suffocate
or is that all the same
that is your question
Day 2578, lines.
Daily picture, Poetry
Enough lines on a dark canvas will lead you to an understanding
Day 2577, suns.
Daily picture, Poetry
It seems that I see more shadows then that there are suns around
Day 2576, nature.
Daily picture, Quotes
Friedrich Nietzsche
Daybreak
Book I
17 Nature, good and evil – At first, men imagined themselves into nature: they saw everywhere themselves and their kind, especially their evil and capricious qualities, as it were hidden among the clouds, storms, beasts of prey, trees and plants: it was then they invented ‘ evil nature’. Then there came along an age when they again imagined themselves out of nature, the age of Rousseau: they were so fed up with one another they absolutely had to have a corner of the world into which man and his torments could not enter: they invented ‘ good nature’.
Day 2575, before.
Daily picture, Poetry
A rusted nail no longer bends before it brakes
Day 2574, I see.
Daily picture, Poetry
I see all this leftover paint outlining the abstract ideas of my past of my future
Day 2573, useless.
Daily picture, Poetry
Do you ever look for the unknown in the known or is futility not your thing
Day 2572, we start.
Daily picture, Poetry
We start life midstream on a current unknown between the ocean and green seemingly alone not aware of the who’s you are and will see a journey for you for now and until the end
Day 2571, might.
Daily picture, Poetry
You might eat what you get served but don’t look to close at what you get served it might scare you
Day 2570, can you.
Daily picture, Poetry
Can you imagine a life without windows
Day 2569, supposed.
Daily picture, Quotes
Friedrich Nietzsche
Human, all too human II
Mixed opinions and maxims
107 Three-quarter strength. -A work that is supposed to make an impression of health should be produced at no more than three-quarters of its creator’s strength. If, on the contrary, he has gone to his furthest limit, the work will stimulate the spectator so much that he will find its tension alarming. All good things have something negligent about them and lie like cows upon the meadow.
Nochrisis 