In a long time
Then there are the simpler questions, such as, what do I live for? And I could offer plenty of answers, but each would prompt me to search for another one. So I avoid the question, all the while wondering if it's even worth asking. Ideals? They are as firm as water. Hopes die young; new ones are awoken as quickly as night touches day. Dreams are better hidden away, savoured alone. It's not that I like being caught up in such generalizations and empty philosophies, it's just that sometimes in, in desperation, I have to reach for the simplest explanations I can find. I don't have the courage to admit to myself that I look for reasons to live mainly for comfort, to quell the rowdy regrets in my chest; maybe all we need to do is stay beautifully alive, or maybe it's not a question of what, but who.
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Seems I died and came back. Giving up the poetry - all style and no feeling. Time to focus on what I really need to say. Regards, B.
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Eventually man comes to the point where he asks: “What do I live for?” In other words, one does not find any pleasure in this life anymore, or he only sees very little. One starts asking about pleasure, as well as about the meaning of life. It is because the meaning of life is to feel that one’s egoistic desire is filled. However, if there is nothing to fill it with, then what does one live for?
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