bunny

a tiny little tribute to my first thoughts about nihilism. i have been playing with nihilistic expression for a bit, and the first time i had ever heard of nihilism was a picture of a bunny.

little bunny foo foo 

hiding in your bedroom

whispering frightening truths

and keeping you up at night

-c.s.

Reviews

[Alessander]

haha. The irony. Bunnies are supposed to be symbols of cuteness or the undertones of Christian Easter - hope, spring - rebirth.

But instead - Nihilism! Quite perfect.

I'm a recovering Nihilist, so of course I chuckled.

Also kinda reminds me of the Darko Bunny

[flickering candle]

this "bunny" is a representation of the thoughts, images, and contemplations that only reach us when we are weakest, most tired, and at our least. the scary thoughts that reign the nights. the things that whisper in our ears in the still emptiness of a late shower. is it only me? i wrote this assuming that it is not. for me, the bunny represents nihilistic thoughts and ideas, that everyone and everything means nothing. worth nothing, for nothing, and i am but wasting my time, achieving "goals" that eventually will die with me, and mean nothing. its quite a short poem, but i think it accurately represents what I'm trying to portray. i hope so.

[Coyote Poetry]

A very nice poem. Little bunny foo foo, sound like a good room-mate. Thank you for sharing the excellent poetry.
Coyote

[flickering candle]

thank you very much :)

[Coyote Poetry]

You are welcome.

[The Twin Arenas]

Nothing scares me more than rabbits, so personally the metaphor works.

[flickering candle]

quite interesting, thank you :]

[closed]

i wrote one like this before
i think bunnies can prove an innocent catalyst to a deeper concept

[flickering candle]

i think so too.