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i'm still on lolita, damn this book is hard to read. every page i literally have a discomfort on the way he speaks about lolita. it's so sickening! but the writing is so good, i don't even know what to say. *Fiodora thinks so too!
on the other hand i'm gonna start 'pop song' and 'a peste' today! it's gonna be i guess my forth or fifth camus. i love him sm. also, i need to finish it soon cause my uni library doesn't accept us to keep the books on vacation and semester is ending. soooo... 🤸🏻♀️
it's nice day today, very cloudy. i love it, it puts me in a great mood! 🤍🌧
i made this for a literary magazine, do you like it ?
Openly - a photo-poetry book.
This is my first book ever in collaboration with Roshni Riar, a Vancouver based poet. All the poems have been translated to Punjabi by me.
Book can be purchased at -
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“The moral man is a lower species than the immoral, a weaker species; indeed—he is a type in regard to morality, but not a type in himself; a copy, a good copy at best—the measure of his value lies outside him. I assess a man by the quantum of power and abundance of his will: not by its enfeeblement and extinction; I regard a philosophy which teaches denial of the will as a teaching of defamation and slander— I assess the power of a will by how much resistance, pain, torture it endures and knows how to turn to its advantage.”
— Friedrich Nietzsche, The Will to Power
Tweet Analyeezis
Every now and then, Kanye breaks the metaphysical boundaries set by tweeting standards, and this is a prime example of his craft.
Kanye calls his tweet “contemporary art.” Much of contemporary art has the hallmark of being self-referential and metaphysical. Here, Kanye is demonstrating that very attribute in his tweet. It is this mastery of demonstrating a modern art concept in 140 characters that makes Kanye the visionary he is today.
In this specific tweet, he references the critics and others, as is a recurrent theme in many of his tweets. Here he calls them the “people telling [him] what to tweet and not to tweet.” The parallelism here is striking as the “people” are not only trying to stifle his creativity by keeping him silent, but they are also attempting to manipulate him. They are telling him to say things that he may not really mean.
Kanye is portraying the burden of the artist. The same people that are trying to keep him quiet are those that are also attempting to use him as a mouthpiece. In one tweet, Kanye has illustrated the dichotomy of the artist’s dilemma.
Sough ||
"The soughing of the wind in the branches of the trees"
"I love it when the night sky makes me feel insignificant."
Colleen Hoover | It Ends With Us
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2020 Reading Challenge
I have read 5 of 10 books for the 2020 Reading Challenge! What should I read next? http://www.goodreads.com/user_challenges/21334848
I believe that this is the essence of academia. This is just so beautifully written. My heart fluttered as I read through the page.
We think we are alone. We think we are so special. We are deeply mistaken.
-Bunny by Mona Awad