CHUN: Some reflections about ideograms and irrelevance

IMAGE: Various Chinese ideographic characters for spring, heaven, and flower
       along with proto-elements in a cyan fog with a flock of birds in flight.

An-Yi:   (looking at the image  below) Is  this some kind of literary deconstruction?

Daiki:   (munching on some popcorn with disinterest) Huh? Oh, well – sure. Whatever you say 
         is okay with me. The brain atop my shoulders is nothing but a small portable computer 
         with many software bugs and errors.

Bhäraté:  Do you sometimes feel that your entire existence is irrelevant?

Chariya:  (sipping his coffee slowly) All the time. However, I've learned to live 
          without any grand narratives and enjoy each day even if it matters not an iota.


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from _Pan-Asian Pulses: Poetry, Art, and Dialogs about Asia_ by T Newfields 
SUMMARY:  An image of some Chinese characters and conversation about insignificance. 
KEYWORDS:  existential inconsequence, grand narratives, literary deconstructions, personal vacuity

Author: T Newfields [Nitta Hirou / Huáng Yuèwǔ] (b. 1955) 
Begun: 1999 in Taipei, Taiwan  ≜ Finished: 2018 in Yokohama, Japan 
Creative Commons License: Attribution. {{CC-BY-4.0}} Granted 

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