Cosmic is a word I have used in the It is not a word I like to use; A it seems grandiose, somehow, preten- tious, I suppose--- and I do not like to think of myself as a preten- tious person. Life is cosmic, and so is death, these two substances which are noth- ing, and which are yet the essence of everything we are. I won't ask, What are we? For obv- ious reasons, I think (see previous note on pretentiousness). We are filled with these two substa- nees, life, death; the former yet latent and the latter manifest, for now. I won't answer your question: what are these *substances* which have no physical form? How can a *thing* have existence, without boundary or qua- ntityg? How can... But I tire of this; leave me now, please. It is late and I would sleep.

2026/08/29 cosmic

Cosmic is a word I have used in the It is not a word I like to use; A it seems grandiose, somehow, preten- tious, I suppose--- and I do not like to think of myself as a preten- tious person. Life is cosmic, and so is death, these two substances which are noth- ing, and which are yet the essence of everything we are. I won't ask, What are we? For obv- ious reasons, I think (see previous note on pretentiousness). We are filled with these two substa- nees, life, death; the former yet latent and the latter manifest, for now. I won't answer your question: what are these *substances* which have no physical form? How can a *thing* have existence, without boundary or qua- ntityg? How can... But I tire of this; leave me now, please. It is late and I would sleep.

Cosmic is a word I have used in the
It is not a word I like to use; A
it seems grandiose, somehow, preten-
tious, I suppose— and I do not
like to think of myself as a preten-
tious person.

Life is cosmic, and so is death,
these two substances which are noth-
ing, and which are yet the essence
of everything we are.

I won’t ask, What are we? For obv-
ious reasons, I think (see previous
note on pretentiousness).

We are filled with these two substa-
nees, life, death; the former yet
latent and the latter manifest, for
now.

I won’t answer your question: what
are these *substances* which have no
physical form? How can a *thing* have
existence, without boundary or qua-
ntityg? How can…

But I tire of this; leave me now,
please. It is late and I would sleep.

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