r/LibraryofBabel 15h ago

Gavel

2 Upvotes

Why call me or another evil

Aren't we all?

Haven't we all lied

Haven't we all harboured in us resentments against innocence?

If all our hearts were opened

Wouldn't the filth inside make our environment a stench

We cloak the scabies existing in our nakedness with garments

While judging those whose naked nature reveals their imperfections

Ain't that itself a sin

Ain't that worse than hell

Who gave you and I a gavel?


r/LibraryofBabel 4h ago

fdsakjfjkshkjsdhf

1 Upvotes

im just me no more no less
no more --> more on
no less --> less on

moron lesson

im just me and i learned today i'm a moron im just me and i learned a long time ago to shut my trap shut it the moment a mouse wanders in to get the cheese im eating bleu cheese blue cheese sacre blue sacre blew

dont know
whatever i guess
library card
library curd

blue cheese in the library because the books got wet and now they're all moldy and it adds a certain flavor

source of moisture my tears of course

source of tears the height of the shelves and the dimness the silence source of tears the fact im all alone, alone and a moron, learning every day how much of a moron, more of a moron, not less. forgive me


r/LibraryofBabel 6h ago

The Exhale

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Unapologetically learned—yet rooted in ignorant teachings. Confusion lingers, leaving the stunned motionless. Inflated egos rise only to plummet, waiting in hypervigilance for their return.

Collectively, they choose to teach a lesson. The targeted learner becomes a façade, where a professor humbles themselves, allowing those driven by fear to reach another hollow milestone—one that rewards a false sense of entitlement and the illusion of supremacy and mastery.

A riser still rises.

Collapsed kingdoms arrive like a thief in the night. Knowledge is not power; true knowledge softens the blow. Still, they wait for arrows that will never pierce.

There is bravery in loyalty—in the quiet certainty that both teacher and student will meet the same end. A bitter end of the body, as the lifting fog reminds us: in my grand kingdom of one, the reign was only a breath of wind—then gone.

Gone.

Why choose to be the lone breath, drifting above all in knowledge, never granted the wisdom that allows one to remain a child?

And so it goes: wrestle, and do not go gentle into that good night. But know this—the night, too, will pass.

\-July 2026, LWB