A notebook bulletin board
tacked on when randomly bored
applied thoughts in a scribblebook
open for the world to look who passes by
so fast to see like a needle in a haystack we
safely stash those innermost secrets thought to be
at least you see languishing up and into pristine
blossoms for you to pick and sniff and hope
they don't make you sick.
tacked on when randomly bored
applied thoughts in a scribblebook
open for the world to look who passes by
so fast to see like a needle in a haystack we
safely stash those innermost secrets thought to be
at least you see languishing up and into pristine
blossoms for you to pick and sniff and hope
they don't make you sick.
11/20/13
Gardentender
Look at the Devil
as the embodiment
of negative memes.
Call it chaos, reality
evil, whatever.
Anyone can sit
around providing proof
there's no such thing
as good or evil until
the cows come home.
At the end of the day
someone has to know
that evil is alive and well.
Sometimes things happen
between us we'd rather
not have happened.
We can choose to let
fate work it out,
stay out of it and let the gears
of the reeling cosmos execute
whatever justice they will.
That must be tempting
to a lot of us.
But if we do that
then any of a billion
equally terrifying fates
randomly await us.
I'd rather not place myself
on the yawning altar of space
as a piece of bait like that.
Instead I choose
to wield some form
of human moral code,
to interlock my shield
with fellow soldiers,
to direct Hell Itself
(the negative-thinking meme pool)
away from us,
to decant it back into
the vacuum it came from.
If we do nothing
the dark side of the wild
will seize the chance
to take root,
using our blood
for its fertile soil
and our bodies
as the clay pots.
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