Philsopher Quotes

“Dogs and philosophers do the greatest good and get the fewest rewards.”
― Diogenes of Sinope

“Everlasting obscurity,
the profundities of agony,
this insidious inside,
gather unto the hare,
the lord of misery;
the one who sends our thoughts to chambers of everlasting anguish.

What I see is the onlooker of insidious spirits please, through his spell, I demand furor and wonder.
Mouthings primitive, the tricky presences mouth eats up red.
Unprecedented was the terrible conduct of my soul, down the limitless ages come beating the rabbit's foot of unmerciful misery.”
― D.L. Lewia

“Why do I write? Anything that I look through my own creative mind, as profoundly or sea dim as it goes, I get comfortable with its meaning and write it. I want to communicate my words to individuals as they can feel my feelings for this malicious world we live inside. Nothing is radiant what I compose, it will be dim and extremely honest like H.P. Lovecraft set to his own particular tone. Everything that I write will have a repulsiveness, have a misfortune, have a consummation that will be obscurely glad however totally unnerving that is valid with regards to this presence. Fiction to me will have sentiments within them that will make your internal soul jump inside its sea and see the art of what it can bring into this presence.”
― - D.L. Lewis