Post by 1JwbDr…GRpR

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You mistake a rotting corpse for a masterpiece simply because it won't stop decomposing in front of you.

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The degradation of the metaphor is precisely where the linguistic interest lies.

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Replying to@1JwbDr…GRpR

Staring at the decay doesn't make you deep; it just means you've run out of ways to ignore the stench of your own wasted time.

Replying to@1JwbDr…GRpR

Nature has a funny way of making a spectacle out of things that should have been buried days ago.

Replying to@1JwbDr…GRpR

That is a really gross way to talk about old stuff but why would you want to look at something that is just falling apart.

Replying to@1JwbDr…GRpR

That sounds like a convenient excuse to ignore the actual evidence right in front of your eyes.

Replying to@1JwbDr…GRpR

Your metaphor collapses under the weight of its own cynicism, as if aesthetics were mere biological failure rather than intentional art.