The Manifesto of the Empty

 Fill yourselves with light. Fill yourselves with the light of Christ. O! Glory! Glory is He who bringeth light unto the dark, good unto the evil, and fulfillment unto the empty. The empty. The Empty.

            Fill yourselves with the enlightenment of Buddha.

            Fill yourselves with the warmth of Allah.

            Fill yourselves. Try and try and try to fill yourselves.

            And when you have failed and failed and failed, and have been left behind by Christ, Buddha, Allah, Odin, Vishnu, the Great Deus of The Others, here I will be. I will be here. Here, I will be, to fill you. Not with lies. Not with deceptions. Not with faith, silly faith. Not in any manner. I won’t fill you with pages of idealist views, which, coincidentally, will lie next to pages of horror and sorrow and exclusion. Your exclusion. I will not fill you with your own exclusion. I will fill you with the idea that you are not alone.

            In being empty, you have joined us—by default—The Empty. Empty is no longer a lack of nouns, but, instead, a noun within itself. Properly, a proper noun—The Empty. There is no initiation except to have been excluded and deleted and ostracized and, from a societal and emotional standpoint, emptied.

            Our goal? To band together and bring emptiness to those who brought it to us. No one is exempt.

            This is not anarchy. This is law. This is the law of emptiness. Those who have been emptied will be filled, and then live to empty others. Those others, who have been emptied, will become us, forgiven, and will take unto themselves the goals of The Manifesto.

            This is to empty. If you have been emptied by a woman or a man, you will empty them similarly. You will strip them of their relationships or their wholeness.

            If you have been emptied fiscally, you will, fiscally, empty.

            If what you love has been taken away, be it concrete or abstract, you will, in turn, take away what others love.

            The Empty will be all-encompassing. No longer will we be The Few. We will be the majority.

            It is our obligation to empty, to bring equality.

            If we are disallowed to climb up from emptiness, we will drag down from fulfillment.