A Love Letter to Existence

imprisoned inside infinity

one can do anything

from an infinite cage

everything becomes unlimited

you will never need a point

to endure a purpose

you will never need an answer

to ask a question

you will never need a reason

to look for meaning

from the deep nothing

to look for something

this... by far and large

my dear, my precious,

it is the most beautiful thing

in being a human being

Author's Note

Reviews

[Zoya]

The most beautiful thing indeed. Sometimes, I feel as if I've either understood life too well or I've got no clue at all. But this clearly shows a deep, deep understanding of life. It's a wonderful feeling to know that in this very moment, you are nothing but boundless; free to do whatever you want. But the chains with which we restrict ourselves on a daily basis are such a pity.
'imprisoned inside infinity' - has got to be one of my most favourite phrases yet. Love this.

[Davidgeo]

Thanks. I got the idea from reading about black holes. That crap will make you question reality, it's very strange stuff.

[Zoya]

I bet. This sounds quite interesting. I'll be sure to give it a read.

[Anne Martin]

I like this. I suppose it is more about relationships than black holes. I usually think of black holes as portals to an anti-universe, maybe where questions become answers, and arguments become agreement.

[Davidgeo]

Unfortunately, black holes are more likely just a "place" where space and time converge and matter becomes something we can no longer understand in terms of causality. Where things are both dead and alive at the same the same exact 'time'. You're right though, this was only vaguely influenced by that, really this about the near unlimited nature of possibility in terms of human relationships and creativity in general.