Confessions and curses

A book documenting the confessions of the famous Roman philosopher about nihilism as many see it "Emile Cioran," and Cioran touched in his book "Confessions and Curses," on a hidden and deep aspect of his private worlds believing in a strong desire to grasp new answers, Cioran says in one of the confessions in his book, translated by the Tunisian poet Adam Fathi in 151 pages, "The pure flow of time, the naked time and the condensed in an ever-flowing essence of moments without interruption, we realize it in insomnia everything disappears and silence leaks everywhere we listen so we hear nothing the senses stop directing outward toward any outside? It is immersion in which only this pure flow remains through us, and it is us too, and it will only end with sleep or dawn."