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| Memento Mori: Looking at the Face |
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| Written by Chris Floyd |
| Saturday, 11 December 2010 23:40 |
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It has always seemed the strangest thing to me, the way that people will lacerate others -- with cruelty, with lies, with dirty dealing, with petty spite, with cold neglect, with violence, violence on the body and the soul -- just to gain, for just a moment, some bestial sense of dominance, on one level or another, from the highest to the lowest, turning the inexpressible miracle of existence, this paradise of consciousness and sensation we've been given, into a stinking, churned-up living hell. I keep looking at the face © 2010
by Chris Floyd |













