Written by Jacob Ibrag
You’re not supposed to know. Yet you dig deeper.
Layers. Concrete under concrete. Boundless. More of the
same. You forget why you started in the first place. It becomes
routine. A thing you do when there’s nothing. And then one night,
the ground begins to shake. It completely deteriorates. You slip and
realize that it’s a bottomless pit. Falling. Failing to see the point
to any of this. You were never suppose to understand.
Spectrum, stripped. You’ve become a part it.
I’m about to start studying Philosophy and Theology at Oxford in October, and I can definitely relate to the feeling of getting bogged down by constantly searching for answers to unanswerable questions. However, I think there is use to asking these questions, because ultimately, after the confusion, I believe there is a sense of clarity π
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Beautiful
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How sad
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This is really good
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Amazing
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This is dark.
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well put
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Wow. I feel the falling.
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Wow, nice work…
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Beautiful poem
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Beautiful!
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