The Hubris

excerpt from the novel - Ineffable. (circa 215)

the alien's poem

"I once spent a weekend on Earth,

With two men (of Science and God)

One man convinced me I did not exist,

And the other that I was a fraud.

In both men I saw the same reason,

In both men I saw the same light.

So, I left for another dimension,

Assuming that both men were right."

                                                                  

                                                                                            -   The Alien

 

self induced paradox

It has become patently clear that if i didn't write, i would be happier. And that alone, makes me sad.

Take Risk and Take Care,

C.SeanMcGee

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"Death is in the state of the vessel, and not the state of the soul."

- The Ringmaster

{untitled} C.SeanMcGee ₢2015

Excerpt: {untitled} by c.seanmcgee - Coming to The Free Art Collection in 2015

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Photo: Tewan Banditrukkanka

This tree might have told a thousand tales and been inscribed with the besotted initials of a thousand lovers, only to wet its thirsted roots on the salted tears of a thousand broken hearts. It might have heard a thousand promises to never again speak of a thousand secrets and over a thousand years, it might have heard them spoken, a thousand-fold more. It might have lived for ten thousand years and were it on the absolute edge of any other town, it might even live for ten thousand more. But here, a thousand miles from anywhere at all, this once incredible Sycamore tree was a curser for a town with no name and no place on any map, a town besieged by a ravenous plague of death and atrophy.

{untitled} C.SeanMcGee ₢2014

Coming to The Free Art Collection ₢  in 2015

Take Risk and Take Care,

C.SeanMcGee