Desire or want, the most primal and unbridled yet neurologically built feeling. I'm not lucid very often, there is always ambiguity and complications involved in my thought process. I always look out for the voice of clarity that wheedles me out of the spiralling puzzle but for once let me go out on a single foot and define desire and want as seperate units. Although as I write this, I lie in a sea of contradictions but for this one time I'm going to write what feels right.
Want is free from any influence in it's core, it is something that is unique and rare singularly at once. It is an unknown bit which gradually offshoots its colours, it can leave us puzzled, shocked, sometimes ecstatic but never sure and that makes us all fickle beings. It can be spiritual in the broader sense of term, more psychomatic, something for which the minute tissues in your organs are striving for, an unknown carrot dangling in front of our mule's body to keep it going. Want is as real and closer to truth as the bodily fluids, it makes us realize who we are. It is our becoming. Once we let ourselves completely immerse in it, there is no stopping the bird in us. I guess birds were created so we can stay inspired.
Desire's corners lie on the extreme ends of all the spectrums. In my honest opinion I find desires to be manipulated, influenced by external sources. They are almost materialistic needs we crave to make us feel no less than the others. Desire may mould us but that form is deformed, that is not who we are but who we perceive us to be according to the world. The inception of desire is not as pure as our wants because it can be inseminated in us, it is not visceral, not present inside our souls.
A sports car , a musician's dream, to hold hands, to write a story, to have an ear to speak to, to listen, rape, lust, love, a doors poster signed by Morrison, search for the invisible truth, innards of her heart and brain, all of these are cardinal elements. I want someone to distinguish the wants and desire. Clarity hold me in your arms and break my neck.