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Jila
Mokhtari
Insanity
Minuts
A
Second
Insanity:
Madness,
mindlessness,
psychosis,
dementia
I
believe
that
the
very
first
trace
of
insanity
is
found
long
before
sheer
madness
and
it
is
far
from
the
absolute
psychosis.
In
my
opinion
for
each
and
any
of
us,
there
is a
spot,
not
solid
at
all
the
times
but
rather
floating,
between
absolute
wisdom
and
total
madness.
In
this
spectrum,
I
think,
it
is
not
the
sheer
insanity
that
is
the
scariest
part;
but
the
moment
right
before
going
insane;
that
tiny
speck
right
next
to
insanity
is
the
most
dreadful.
That
moment
when
something
inside
us
falls
apart.
It
collapses,
and
along
with
it
our
humanity,
our
moral
values,
and
our
principles
collapse,
too.
When
in
behind
a
traffic
light,
a
reasonable
middle-aged
man
gets
off
his
car
and
with
a
steering
lock
in
his
hand
smashes
the
windshield
of
the
car
in
front.
That
very
moment
when
a
decent
teenager
suddenly
commits
a
horrendous
murder,
or
when
in a
family
quarrel
…
I,
however,
do
adore
the
honesty
of
the
absolutely
insane.
The
stigmatized
and
the
abandoned,
who
are
pushed
and
marginalized
to a
corner
of
their
homes
or
mental
hospitals,
not
harming
anyone.
Those
who
are
just
a
second
ahead
of
me,
you
and
everybody
else.
Jila
Mokhtari
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