These are the times of sink or swim. The end times. The last time. Survival mode. Natural selection moving forward without you. No time to hesitate. No one is going to help you, before they help themselves. Stand up and take action, before you are no longer able to stand on your own. The hollow times. The empty times. The lonely times. The lifetimes. The only time you have left. Now is the only time you may have left. Seeking shelter within the what if’s, will no longer suffice. Self-pity is in high demand for those who do not take action now. Relieve your thoughts from disdain, by taking assertive, immediate action. No one is going to do it for you. There are no hands to hold on to. There are no more lifelines. Become the freedom from the thick chains, which are shackling your imprisoned nature’s flight. Recognize how the commandment of the law, is not higher than the commandment of one’s inner nature. Take your stand, and deliver yourself onto your rightful place. The pain and bondage you are feeling, will be nothing compared to what you will feel, if you fail to abide by your internal commandment.
The Empty Times
Published by ggkalfas
G.G. Kalfas is an American born author and publisher. He is also the noted author of many books, which encompass his experiences within life and death, as these experiences are displayed through the subject matter of his short stories. His intention for writing these books, is to display the importance of philosophy and psychology, as they play an integral part of the development contained within the experience of the human condition. Within his development, G.G. was compelled towards music, poetry, art, philosophy, and psychology. He was also the lead guitarist in a Houston based metal band, as well as the owner of an underground art gallery. He now spends his time writing about the darkness within the human expression, while exploring the hidden knowledge contained within the depths of life, death, and what may or may not exist beyond human consciousness. View all posts by ggkalfas
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