"a little death" most notably referenced by ~~shakespeare~~ THE FRENCH means orgasm
le petite mort, if you will.
I don't mind if I do.
Partir, c'est mourir un peu
Do you have a reference for the citation? It's quite interesting, 'petite mort' has come to describe the psychological effects of rape...
I think you mean "most notably by the French" 😌
touche mon frere
I thought that was what intended by the author.
"And if you decide to skip dying for a single day, you'll regret being alive"
Jokes on him, I regret it even when I sleep
This isn't the little death I asked for.
If death is like sleeping sign me up (it’s not, but an eternal nap with the occasional dream would be pretty cozy ngl).
You just currently in one of your longer occasionally dreams. Don’t worry, we all wake up sometime.
Reminds me of a favorite Shakey Graves lyric: "Night is to day as death is to dreaming." I love that line, even though I still don't really know what he means. It also just flows very well in the song, so that helps.
Sounds like he had a rather dark view the night. I don’t understand it, but it sounds like he intended to contrast the positive connotations of life and day (bright, warm, ect) with the opposites. Idk, what do you think he meant?
Well, night and day are two sides of the same eternally flipping coin, an endless cycle, back and forth forever. But dreaming isn't the flip-side of death, life is. So maybe he's saying that "life is just a dream"? Or death is dreaming, but without light? Idk, but it's from a sleep/dream-themed concept album called Can't Wake Up. I highly recommend it, it got no attention anywhere but it's easily one of my favorite albums of the last five years.
I’ll check it out, sounds interesting
Nah, it's more like paralyzed regenerative hallucinations with long pauses between episodes. Unless you sleepwalk; then death is definitely a possibility.
So, can we say that people have all died now? If sleep is just a temporary death, one we can wake up from, then that means everyone has died.
Finally, I can answer "Yes" on the greatest test of all questionnaires.
