Outside |
Having forgotten all my reasons for writing, I write till I remember again. |
Trees do not know the alphabet. |
The unspeakable horrors that go on inside beautiful houses. |
There is no beginning for those who don’t know how to begin. |
Always telling stories about each other. |
everything in the middle nothing in the center |
What was really in Pandora’s box? A smudged mirror. |
Language turns us all into liars. |
Wisdom is nothing but a quiet appetite for space and silence. |
Laziness now a necessary virtue. |
The mind flatters itself for giving the world meaning it doesn’t need. |
The father is always a stranger. |
And if I stopped watching myself, what would be left? |
To know oneself is to know nothing. |
May I be forgiven for what I do not know—and even more for what I do. |
Wherever there is suffering, ask—who is enjoying this suffering? |
How many more times do I have to repeat myself before I empty myself of self? |
No, I (who?) no longer mean what I said, nor do I mean what I am saying, nor will I mean what I am going to say. |
What is ecstasy? Interbliss! |