The Vast Ocean of Thoughts

Posted on | March 27, 2010 | No Comments

Mulholland Dr.

All has been thought, but travel boldly in pursuit of that novel idea. The tragic comedy by which all great men live: boarding majestic ships of purpose with prior knowledge of the impending wreck.

For there is no host country to original thought, but instead a sinking into the vast ocean of thoughts. And still we set sail, if for no other consolation than that of a suitable burial among the bodies of our brethren.

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Category: Philosophy, Poetry & Prose

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