A tale of abhorrent truth and self deception
Ah so commonplace was the day in which the conventional caprice of growing out my facial hair became apparent to my conscious. So mundane a task it seemed, never had I considered the effort and debt to my soul that it would take as it grew to recognizable lengths. I became attached and forlorn to the inevitability of my shaving. Never again would I have to undertake a task of such newly realized atrocious malice.
But alas as it grew, it took with it a growing place in the heart of my mind. It had become a beloved benign tumor I dare not remove from my fragile brain. Oh what calamitous intent may lead me to shave I daren’t think of. Irreligious be the day the very notion of such a blasphemy portray its self in my mind. I became enveloped in the beauty I found in it, though it was scraggly and badly cut I found an attachment I dare not sever as to do that would sever a very part of my soul.
It is with great regret that I sit here now with a face bare of all hair and write to you.
The notion beseeched me in what cannot be described as more than an impulse. It was only after the perpetration of the act did I realize how atrocious it was, for I had severed the bond I had created, the very attachment I had sworn to uphold!
Oh wrenched fate why dost thou thus! Why play with an object of my heart and subject to the incompetence of my compulsion!
Cursed though this may be I dare not doubt the logic, however forlorn it may be, that caused me to commit such heresy against myself.
But alas as it grew, it took with it a growing place in the heart of my mind. It had become a beloved benign tumor I dare not remove from my fragile brain. Oh what calamitous intent may lead me to shave I daren’t think of. Irreligious be the day the very notion of such a blasphemy portray its self in my mind. I became enveloped in the beauty I found in it, though it was scraggly and badly cut I found an attachment I dare not sever as to do that would sever a very part of my soul.
It is with great regret that I sit here now with a face bare of all hair and write to you.
The notion beseeched me in what cannot be described as more than an impulse. It was only after the perpetration of the act did I realize how atrocious it was, for I had severed the bond I had created, the very attachment I had sworn to uphold!
Oh wrenched fate why dost thou thus! Why play with an object of my heart and subject to the incompetence of my compulsion!
Cursed though this may be I dare not doubt the logic, however forlorn it may be, that caused me to commit such heresy against myself.