Tuesday, August 20, 2013

Somebody's Watching Me

The private conveyances of Hermes - dutiful son of Zeus and the Greek Nymph Maia - bear particularly jaded scrutiny, when contemplating the parallel derivative pleasantries of Ludwig Van Beethoven's Symphony No. 9. A messenger god's expertise in magic and technology, purports to give heroic support to benign mortal athleticism, nonetheless, burnished and buffeted by ingenious interdictions of trickery and deception.

Monday, August 19, 2013

It's My Prerogative


Whereas the Greek Mythological view of the world's beginning espouses amorphous, chaotic underpinnings, methinks wondrous “creation” is afoot this fortnight with subtle dexterity and artistic flourish. As an absolutist prerogative, the imaginative inception process  winds its’ way through the peaks and valleys of the gestatory  landscape, excruciatingly  fomenting a new thing unto itself, fully capable, of immediate integration into the beauteous  blue realm of the senses.

Wednesday, August 14, 2013

Unchained Melody

Greek perceptions regarding "Slavery" were uniformly shaped by steadfast dicta holding that a "...man loses half of his selfhood when the day of slavery comes upon him". Whether or not, real or imagined Promethean shackles constraining outright human behavior, and latent intellectual evolution, truly represent an immovable object of pain, or an irresistible force for empowerment, depends in great measure on the tensile strength of individual psychosis, at fragile variance with supra extended conflagrations.

Tuesday, August 13, 2013

Baby, Tell me what'd I say...

Golden moments transfixed by spatial disquietude catapult silence into the pantheon of effective communicative spoilsport, when, oftentimes, it is "far more effective than the inferior ranted speech. Special motivations lend bedrock credulity to human force majeure, as intense grief, deep anger, emotional distress and passionate love rend mute, feckless verbosity woefully bereft of acoustical orgiastic innervison.

Monday, August 12, 2013

The Family Stone

The Greek concept of "Pollution" sought to circumscribe order within their society by "stigmatizing certain disorderly conditions" - birth, sexual activity, sacrilege and death - that were understood, when criminalized by an individual, to have the capacity nonetheless to visit disaster upon the collective state. Within the terrestrial concentric circles of the modern family dynamic, otherwise detached siblings oftentimes bandy about in disrespectful wallow, yet, toil forward in unadorned piteous ignorance, as blood immobilization disintegrates upon impact.

Friday, August 9, 2013

Dangerous Liaisons

What to make of Pandora? In Classical Greek Mythology, the first "human woman" created by the Gods was connected to the Earth - as punishment meted out by Zeus to Prometheus - and who thereupon proceeded to  unleash all manner of seductively inhuman bedlam into the world. The nature of her actions fall within the sensitive curiosity haze generated by beautiful female evil projections, that are forthwith, deliciously counterbalanced, by male inclinations, towards erotic malicious machinations of desire.

Monday, August 5, 2013

Me, Myself and I

Narcissus, the son of River God Cephissus and Nymph Liriope, was a beautiful youth who could not and did not think it ever remotely possible to love anyone other himself; that is, until he saw his very own reflection in the water and was thus so love smitten, that he could not and dared not leave the attractive visage - rooted and transfixed so until he hence perished. The beauty of the mind, body and soul ought not and shall not be quantified in ethereal subjectives that only serve to form, a delusional cloud cover, through which, contemporary disdainment and spurned inhumanity exhaust condensation.