The Threshold of The Weekend

On the threshold of the weekend,
My joy will terminally bend.

Kuwait, I'll wait, 'till a breez
Comes to wash my crease.

Vicious dusts, to me, send
Letters chanting the hymn of
Sneeze.

أزمة ثلث العمر: مرحلة الأعراض الإنسحابية

1- صعوبة في التمييز بين اللون البنفسجي و مذاق الخس

2- إعادة قراءة السيكولوجيا، و إعتباره علما.

3- الإصرار على إثبات صحة المسلمة الخامسة في الهندسة الاقليدية

4- إنفتاق حاد في المخيلة (إتصال غير مألوف بين الحقيقي و المفارق)

5- التصديق ببيت الشاعر اللاتيني فيرجل : Ómnia fert aetas, animum quoque

6- دسليكسيا حصرية على اللغتين اليونانية و الألمانية

7- مكابدة أرق مريح

8- محاولة حل مسائل العلوم الطبيعية بشكل عاطفي

9- الإستمرار في ممارسة الرياضة

10- التفكير في التفكير

On Being a Tyro

1
Tyro is just the classicist's way of saying 'beginner'. Who's not a tyro? He, who thinks he's not, is the fist to be deemed so. What do we know about anything? Beneath our knowledge empire, lays a shaking basis of decaying assumptions. On that I will not complain, for that is the best we can achieve. We, humans, are but a group of arrays of inexorable emotions – we are sadly pathetic. I've been observing, for a long time, the behavior of words such as: reason, rationality, just, genius, etc. They are the instruments whereby we convince ourselves about the notion that we are what we are, actually, not. Such words help us feel better about our tragic being.

2
'Superficially naïve', this is how I prefer to describe myself. I'm motivated by my desires, and very often clung to stupid notions. Worse, I'm tremendously skillful in convincing myself that what I'm thinking about and practicing is reasonable and useful: I am self-deceptive. Yet, I find the awareness of this these facts mysteriously valuable. Further, being comfortable in confronting those states of life, is even more mysterious. I'm able to recognize an intriguing object of thought, and I'm also able to exercise a sort of mental treatment on it. To illustrate, I know that I'm stupid, and I can deal, mentally, with that. What one might think, if he read my words charged with weakness?