Beyond Reason

Perhaps the mutterings of other madmen are the questions they need ask. Like us, some turn to the world within: to reason. In reason they finally think they've found truth, but are soon disappointed to find that reason is fallible. They find that reason is the enemy, causing human beings nothing but horror and distress. Under the influence of reason, a child vanishes into the recesses of seizure, a young girl learns an unpleasant truth about angels and gods, and a man discovers that his only happy memory is someone else's fantasy. From beyond the clutches of reason, the amorous gifts of concepts are considered, and hope is born monthly in demonic form. Perhaps it is in the very fallibility of reason that truth exists.