I washed the precipitation and the expedition from my face. I washed the monotony, I washed the justification, the harmony, the contradiction, the absurdity, the disambiguation, and the fatality. My clarity of vision now seems mockingly poor.
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Day/Page/Sketch #375
Every explosive emotion around us that emerges and submerges has a mark of grimy flimsiness, a core of pointlessness. Sometimes is best to force yourself to silence.
Day/Page/Sketch #374
Our skin-deep feelings are a nightmare for other people. We invoke our appearances as insolent triumphs, but it’s always for the others that we invent them every time.
Day/Page/Sketch #373
How much tingling blood is there in the skeleton of an artist who’s warming in the sun while daydreaming? I guess that depends on what you compare it to.
Day/Page/Sketch #329
I don’t even remember when I started my first journal. I don’t know how old I was. I used to fill pages after pages about things I lived or I wanted to live, feelings I felt or I wanted to feel. I have not stopped writing on journals ever since.
Day/Page/Sketch #328
For some people, the passion for the absurd is the only thing that gives meaning to life. They love the absolute useless, they enjoy the poisonous things, every surprise is a painful surprise, every experience is a new chance for torture. They are usually nice and sweet, fun to be around, but lonely. I think I’ve been one of those people in the past.
Day/Page/Sketch #327
Why raise questions, throw lights, or see shadows? Why should I bother?
Day/Page/Sketch #326
My grandma used to raise turkeys. Sometimes, as a treat during the cold months, she used to give them bread crumbs soaked in wine, and a single peppercorn each. They were not sulky or booby birds. They were happy turkeys. I created this page in her memory.
Please donate to my campaign to save Miss Havisham: http://www.fundly.com/saving-miss-havisham.
Day/Page/Sketch #325
Are brutes ignorant because they are brutes, or are they brutes because they are ignorant? In any case, my way to dealing with their bullying has always been to get around it while helping others. They eventually self-combust with bitterness and dumb decisions.
Day/Page/Sketch #227
There is nothing in a caterpillar that tells you it’s going to be a butterfly. The question is: Do all caterpillars become butterflies?
Day/Page/Sketch #226
Another Great Expectation down: Upper class has no inherent connection to intelligence or moral worth.
Day/Page/Sketch #225
The motivations for self-harm vary and it may be used to fulfill a number of different functions. These functions include self-harm being used as a coping mechanism which provides temporary relief of intense feelings such as anxiety, depression, stress, emotional numbness or a sense of failure or self-loathing and other mental traits including low self-esteem or perfectionism.
Day/Page/Sketch #224
I liked when Popeye snorted the canned spinach through his pipe!
Day/Page/Sketch #223
“Don’t respond to remarks made to you with mere monosyllables. This is chilling, if not fairly insulting. Have something to say, and say it.” ~From a 19C etiquette book.
Day/Page/Sketch #217
Criss-crossed patterns of light and shadows through a latticework screen.