Good people, before I move any further with my introduction I am going to quote Nietzsche "And if you gaze for long into an abyss, the abyss gazes also into you". With this, you can judge and decide if you even want to read any further
Very well then, I am 22 years old, apparently belonging to a Z generation and somehow that makes me have a downright sense of unbelonging-ness since my interests breathe in centuries, ones before the 21st. Nevertheless, a certain amount of acceptance is necessary and with that in mind, my thoughts, right from the beginning the day with a steaming cup of herb to the last drink in the evening, ravel between early and modern philosophers, artists, poets, and writers who changed and revolutionized the world of literature, art, philosophy, and aesthetics. Undeniably, I do not just read about them but also try my hand and mind (as I like to believe) in all of these. Although I do not claim to be exceptionally good at any of them as a matter of fact, I have been criticized a lot for my art and philosophical concepts, I will still be brave and give one sample of each.
-Poetry
-Philosophy
-Art
-Aesthetics
So before I conclude or as I say usually 'succumb to natural relentless endings' I shall quote another brilliant mind...
"For what is it to die but to stand naked in the wind and to melt into the sun?And when the earth shall claim your limbs, then shall you truly dance."
I will not tell you by whom this quote is by, maybe you know it.. maybe you'll search.
