Every victory feels inconsequential,
Every defeat like an eternity.
How is it that
Even when observant of both
It’s effortless to savour truth that devours,
Yet impossible to taste the one that comforts?


Every victory feels inconsequential,
Every defeat like an eternity.
How is it that
Even when observant of both
It’s effortless to savour truth that devours,
Yet impossible to taste the one that comforts?


It seems as if the core of the human condition is a tension between what man chooses to act as and what he truly is. What would his life be like, if he wasn’t in defiance of himself?

Is life ever unjust or are all the things we perceive as injustice and broken luck simply life deviating from expectations we placed?