
I remember what it was like when I was alone in my own time.
I was sitting once, in a state of complete quiet, I forget where it was, but it may well have been driving in my car when I was about 25 years old, and I had the most amazing clarity of thought.
I saw it all. For an instant then for an eternity. My life, the one I choose, the one reality I have grown to understand.
When it all becomes so scrambled, and so damned crazy that the world has become white noise and your insignificance is truly realized, it happens. You become empowered.
Only for a glimpse though, whether it was understood or not. Only for a moment have I know true happiness, have I known what it was like to understand it all. Life. Meaning. And the horrid cliché that is the combination of both former and latter.
Tiny circles become larger in my eye, and they extrapolate into the significance of that which to me, is insignificant. My world, a cold void of cruelty, becomes beautiful, as if it were a winter field made warm in spring.
My world became all at once beautiful and horrific the day I learned what I believe is the true meaning of life.




