That Machiavellian casualness, that tragic joy it would be my security and my misery.

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That Machiavellian casualness, that tragic joy it would be my security and my misery.

Are bars the prescription for laughter and tears? Or glory and disgust?

I glanced up and there above me, in smothering embrace of the August night was the moon, pregnant with light.

The very word marriage, is a blight. We are conditioned to only be aware of ourselves as individuals and are not satisfied to leave behind the careless and transitory love of the opposite sex.

Life is loneliness with no purpose, pour your soul into joy, fulfillment and companionship.

I'm convinced my secret to life like a dream is sweet solitude.

Shut up among books, my soul drank eagerly.

Aimlessly walk the winter street on a coldwind night in Edinburgh.

I'm positive that books are a diversion for the mind full of skeletons.

At eighteen years - I was wild, I didn't fear the coffin or the grave.
