In the realm of total acceptance there are no accidents. He once told a friend accidents do not exist in the world but only in our heads. There is no world without causation, and the idea of accident reflects the limits of human perception, our inability to know all connections and so pursue total causality. No contradictions can exist where connection is complete. The same friend took Kafka to an exhibition of Picasso paintings and expressed his opinion that this artist is guilty of wilful distortion. Kafka said he did not think so: 'He merely notes the abnormalities which have not yet penetrated our consciousness. Art is a mirror which "runs fast" like a clock - sometimes. 

Serve me the sky with a big slice of lemon