/lit/ - Literature

A leafless flower stands, contemplating a
life without roots

Sneaking off in his opposite direction,
they solidify his position

if only the infestation that plagues the rest
might offer its protection,

but Persephone beckons

Wittgenstein (in TLP):
>>5.1362 The freedom of the will consists in the fact that future actions cannot be known now. We could only know them if causality were an inner necessity, like that of logical deduction.—The connexion of knowledge and what is known is that of logical necessity.
>(“A knows that p is the case” is senseless if p is a tautology.)