| time after time
the actions which we choose to undertake, are the consequences we must face. one cannot hide from the obligations and social mores that we, as citizens are recquired to abide by. but, when people do something contrary or in line to the varied myriad that is personal and cultural law, everyne as a whole, reaps the benefits. or the consequences. to write is to record, so what is being recorded? perhaps not documenting the various idiosyncracies of the human in motion is when people flatline. that's when what is done or what is not done, said or not said, affects the universe. when recognition of the events is rejected, is when we forget to take it all as one big cosmic joke.
if out of all the actions and tasks we perform on a daily basis were seen as trivial, people would stoo doing them. the common thought would be something along the lines of "all of these little things waste precious time. time i don't have and never would get back had it been mine in the first place." so, if in doing those things, people posess a sort of "perfect" routine, what would happen if it was abruptly interrupted? surely, the sun would not grow cold and it's highly unlikely that the earth would implode in itself, but there would be leeway for a change we wouldn't be able to control. so, what of spontaneaty? what of change?
not everyone has the power, money or skill to alter schedules. some people rely desperately on having a set plan. once they do something that which is the other, their world comes crashing down. and, again, there's the constant paradox, that which is time. time, in it's altruistically majestic connotation, sends particular brain waves, to and fro, within us. there's a constant cognizant relationship with time. it is known to exist, although to exist sometimes means to feel. time does not have a texture. but regardless of that factoid, time is personified, not as an abstraction, but as a highly regarded limitation. in a world set to do better than the rest, the human animal has grown weary of analysis and diction regarding and because of time. time and it's subsidiaries are what affect everyone, not actions.
there's the argument of karma, that should be noted as, quite frankly, the most important argument of all. if what comes around goes around has a negative connotation, why have things turned out for the best? and what of that concept? who would be able to live long enough to see revenge and justice takes place? in a world of extremes, "depends" is the death of our own Ancient Rome. Ancient for it's catholic justice and racist ideals and Rome for it's inevitable destruction.
With all of that said, what is done does not affect what we do, or rather what happens. karma, is a tbest, an idealistic and complex way to say "it's going to be alright." time, and what is done with is what changes, the otherwise manifest destiny pushing us to the west, to the left of ideals, to the liberal liberties of ultra modern society. time is the roadblock to the west, and education and economy also factor in as little stop signs ont he road to the left. time is not abstract or precise. it is simply omnipresent.
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