He cut off his left ear and sent it to a prostitute; he shot himself in the chest and lingered a slow death two days later. All these would be considered at least "bizarre" even in the modern democratic West, let alone the Victorian Europe he lived.
He was a genius. A genius is destined, or even "meant" to be misunderstood by his contemporaries.
It was not a tragedy, it was a fate.
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
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