Notes from a Simulated Underground
Archive for May 19, 2009
Marocharim • May 19, 2009
An ancient Greek legend goes that when Achilles defeated Hector, he stripped his enemy’s corpse and dragged it around along his conquest from behind his chariot. Victory, humiliation, domination; Achilles treated the Trojan prince like any other piece of meat, like a war trophy, like anything else that may catch the dust from his horses’ [...]
There are things I'm afraid to tell myself. Instead, I choose to reveal them the world. In sickness, in spite, in all unpleasantness, even in disease. I'm a babbler, a ranter, a writer: neither spiteful nor kind, neither rascal or honorable man. Neither hero or vermin.
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