The Starry World of Our Desires, Part IX

This is a subtle point worthy of more examination.
What I do not wish for — what I don’t care about, don’t see, or have little or no concern over — represents a vast, in fact unimaginably vast, piece of territory, because I am in a state of objective anguish, or narrowness.
This very narrowness is created by my desires; and, in a nod to contempora…
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