One way to keep from realizing
how little talk actually amounts to
is to keep talking.

Coming too close to Istanbul has caused many a traveler to abandon the journey.
"Nothing slays like success," said the prince.
To which a warrior added, "Praise be."

A man with some knowledge in the area once decided that he'd construct a logical, methodical, dependable, and well-behaved system by which men could study things mystical, but, thankfully, he broke his mind before he could complete it.
...(Or else he might've broke yours.)

So pondered one man, "If you can't affect where you're born,
and can't determine where you'll die,
then what's the basis for men's illusion that they chose where they now live,
taking into no account that their emotions were their fascist realtor."

The speaker said, "No matter how educated you are by your peers,
there will always be some idea you can't understand."
And a voice in the crowd asked, "Such as?"
To which the speaker replied, "Such as understanding the nonphysical energies
that shape the unique life of man."

To infinitely compare man to the lower animals is futile,
and to hold him up to the collective's dreams of angels is equally unproductive.
Man can only be profitable pictured in relation to his own potential,
which in turn is conceivable only to those of already futuristic vision.
One man named his mind "Such as"...just in the spirit of wishful thinking.

One man had such important things to say that he'd only talk about them
as long as his voice held out.

The actual significance of anything humans think about is in
direct, inverted proportion to...something or other.