Show Me a Nigger and I'll Show You a Racist

The lines on the cover represent the boundaries given by society to infringe individualism. Ironically, it is these same boundaries that determine the individual. Society gives us boundaries as individuals, but it is the individual who accepts them. No one can make you do what you don’t want to do. We need conventional consensus to determine who we are as individuals. Without it we become followers of society, not knowing our own meaning of life. The mind of an artist cannot be contained forever, as the lines on the book change so does the boundaries of society. These sudden and radical changes are designed to imprison the minds of those who rebuke formal structure and etiquette. Keeping the control within the establishment, keeps the establishment controlled within itself. Because the establishment always changes itself, it always changes the individual. In due time these lines become nothing more than translucent enigmas used to show us our true colors.  When we see that our individualism is cliché and trite, we no longer hold it to the same satisfaction. In order to preserve our “perfection” we stay within the boundaries we are given to remain individuals. This makes our perspective all the more real. Delusions of grandeur become the epic tale of our lives. As Olympians, we fight the establishment created by Titans to preserve our individualism. But when we get what we want, we cast ourselves to Tartarus because we cannot stand our true selves.  To preserve godliness, humanity will conceal past faults and shortcomings for the “greater good.” To preserve humanity, these same “gods” will reproduce. To be human means to be god, to be god means to be human. To accept it is godly, to deny it is human. Life is Satire.