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The Road Trip

posted Oct 23, 2010 4:20 PM by Victor Villa   [ updated Apr 11, 2011 9:53 PM ]

My only regret is to let myself live this long when there is no end or a beginning. 


Lying to myself tricking myself to find the final chapter of life to try to make it all worth while.


Nothing but a cliff hanger is the end. 

 

Where the soul of being is a manufactured by-product on our comprehensiveness to this simple Earth.

 

There is much more to this and it's nothing.


The poor lonely bum holds no grudge to the rich happy businessman on the busy streets of New York as their fates are already made the same. 


We ride this road of life with it's twists and turns making it seem worthwhile and necessary.


Once the road ends, the fancy car you road in on will disappear; vanish with everything else.


Waiting for the next fool to forge a lie and perhaps a story to himself and continue this road trip.


The Story

posted Sep 27, 2010 10:55 PM by Victor Villa   [ updated Sep 27, 2010 10:56 PM ]

As everyday passes,

As every training I undergo,

I live.

I live without the luxury,

I live without the comfort,

I live without the pleasure of loving.

I live preparing to kill.

To kill those who have loved.

To kill those who have lived.

To kill until I die in the battlefield,

I lived without living, without loving.

I lived.

(Empty Text) Pacis Inritus [Peaceful Void]

posted Apr 18, 2010 11:40 PM by Victor Villa   [ updated Apr 18, 2010 11:41 PM ]

The thought of fading away receding into nothing; to be taken away nowhere is a beautiful concept of peace and bliss-less bliss.

A peaceful void where peace itself is irrelevant; nonexistent.

It's emptiness seducing logic and rationales.

Without a future to an end, or a past to a beginning.

A vast-less ocean without memory.

To feel nothing is a new sensation with nothing to feel.

Contradictions and hypocrisies drowned by insignificance.

It's a peaceful void.

(Barren View) Rationalization Of The Irrational

posted Jan 16, 2010 1:52 AM by Victor Villa   [ updated Jan 16, 2010 1:53 AM ]

There comes a time when you think of yourself as unimportant, inconsequential, and insignificant.


When that time comes, you feel you've come to understand so much. So much that life and death are nothing but words.


Seeing death as just another action, a choice, or a place. But more so, a goal.


A goal for when you've understood too well that seeing everything as past tense, there's no other road.


You may think that I throw the words "unimportant, inconsequential, and insignificant" far too often.


But that's what I am. That's what you are. And that's what everything is.


You may refute this, or just not understand it.


You will just go on your day working your job, earning your money, and buying your things.


Gives you a sense of placement, sense of doing something, sense of reward, and sense of ownership.


Gives you hope that there is something real within those boundaries.


Gives you hope that something matters, something is right.


There is no right and wrong, just opinions.


There is no real and unreal, just illusions.


And again, you may refute this and call me a skeptic or a nut.


But I feel, in my opinion, that I'm a more sophisticated thinker, ponderer.


But that's just what I am. I'm just thinking and writing.


A useless activity, and even more useless if I do something about it, as the end result would be meaningless.


Death is only something certain, a truth.


And I only hope I'm worthy enough for such worthlessness.

(Reasonable Sorrow) Trivial Thought

posted Jan 9, 2010 1:53 AM by Victor Villa   [ updated Jan 9, 2010 1:54 AM ]

My muse will be forever lost only as long as I am lost forever in emotion

I turn to reason to recognize and find myself

Only then to realize my insignificant self, my inconsequential being

Only for this time to have the contrary state of mind

What used to be my enlightenment is now my wound

Not in logic, but in emotion

Each day getting infected by the same thought

My only sanctity to this all is the end result

(Insignificant Articulation) Inconsequential Paltry

posted Dec 29, 2009 11:15 PM by Victor Villa   [ updated Dec 29, 2009 11:16 PM ]


With everyday you wake up, you find more reason to exist; to abide to this inconsequential pity of an activity.

To observe ultimately meaningless conductions.

To partake in inevitably futile liveliness.

As a logical pessimist, I find more reasons towards insignificancy.

To think of efficacious activity only to logically think of it's onus.

To think of blithesome communication only to reason it with absence of ambition.

Everyday I wake up only to have less bounds to this unpurposed essence.

(Restless Thoughts) Rise To Crescendo

posted Dec 21, 2009 12:29 AM by Victor Villa   [ updated Dec 29, 2009 11:17 PM ]

I don't feel anything, for anyone

I drive people away; taunt the illogical

Looking for happiness with reason

I'm an old fool seeing everything gray

With nothing to love; an empty shell

Waiting to suffocate in my own logic

My enlightenment will be my demise

Nothing but a cold shadow with me

Living in a desolated mentality

I will depart isolated with nothing but a

whimpering breath

In every essence will diminish to insignificancy

(Logical Reasoning) Enlightened Self

posted Dec 12, 2009 8:09 PM by Victor Villa   [ updated Dec 12, 2009 8:12 PM ]

You sit there, reading this. Looking to either 

enlighten you, for entertainment, logical reasoning, 

or just for curiosity. And each reason has one 

thing in common. It's purpose. It's purpose that it 

doesn't matter. There's no purpose. Just like the 

soda you drank earlier today, or the conversations 

you had. It's simple purpose of nothing make 

everything simple. There's no end-product, or by-

product. Everything will inevitably cease. To fulfill 

it's purpose, it's climax. While you sit there thinking 

about it, you also have that same purpose. If you 

deny it, there's no point. There's no way around it, 

or through it. Simply because it doesn't exist. I 

consider myself to already have achieved that 

simple purpose, I'm already dead. You might look 

at it as pessimistic. I see it as enlightenment. To 

see things simply for what they are.


Just a thought for today, thanks for reading. :)

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