Unanswered Questions

[aggienaut]

   This probably makes no sense

  And I'm certainly not going to explain it.


Its not about me,
And its not a case of morals,
Its a question that must be asked,
An issue you must resolve,
and its not about me.

Its a question you've been hiding from,
A question I can't ask you,
An answer I may suspect,
An answer you know deep down.
Its not about me,
and deep down we both know that.

Comments

Re: THE answer

[roxymartini.livejournal.com]

the question, which i have determined to be a "why" or a "for what reason" question is henceforth obsolete because the assumption of the question, whilst perhaps once holding truth, now holds none. hallelujah, it is resolved!

Re: THE answer

[emosnail.livejournal.com]

Ah but I think the questions now are yet more important and extensive, merely you have become content with the answers you have. As I said before, there's layers and layers of answers; and what is important is to never assume you're at the bottem.

It seems you've become exhasperated with my philosophies and gone into dismissive mode; wrapping up all remaining loose ends as swiftly as possible.

Re: THE answer

[roxymartini.livejournal.com]

what answer did you suspect?

i go the other way. you question to find obscured reasons. like Freud. i start with a decision or a thought. and then act as necessary to make my decision evident. instead of digging, i build. therefore, i know every step along the way, and the ideas of "questions" and "answers" are not applicable. i built a structure which i believe caused this attempt to prove mutually exclusive ideas to one another. sensing no end to the circularity of this argument, i demolished the structure. therefore, f(x) = x = 0

i do not experience exasperation, only increased fascination, if at first i don't understand. when irreconciliable contradictions occur in the philosophy, however, i tend to avoid it altogether.

note: avoidance is of the philosophy, not the philosopher. though it does become difficult because any discussion of the philosophy consequent seems to be an effort to "prove the philosopher wrong."

Re: THE answer

[emosnail.livejournal.com]

Your sentiments are duly noted. I still believe there are underlying issues which could be discovered, you merely haven't the slightest interest in investigating them.

Re: THE answer

[roxymartini.livejournal.com]

a certain smile, of course. no, i explore that issue everyday, in everyway.

Re: THE answer

[emosnail.livejournal.com]

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