The Architecture of the Ineffable
I exist. And because I exist, I am struck by the sudden, sharp weight of my own soul. It is a fragile thing, like an egg held in a closed fist—it could shatter, yet it breathes. No, I will not let the acid of hatred touch it. To hate is to shrink, and I am currently occupied with the vastness. I will not dishonor this internal silence with the noise of bitterness; instead, I offer myself. I offer my hands, which are clumsy but willing, to be a guardian of nature. Not a master, you understand? But a witness. I … Continue reading The Architecture of the Ineffable