A Tragedy in 38 Words.
Girls aroused his interest when he was young. But he never asked them out. He did not see girls as persons. He wished only to fuck them. Since his motives were impure, he could not ask them out.
Wednesday, October 5, 2011
Burkean Wisdom
"Men are qualified for civil liberty in exact proportion to their disposition to put moral claims upon their own appetites, in proportion as their love of justice is above rapacity......Society cannot exist unless a controlling power upon will and appetite be placed somewhere, and the less of it there is within, the more there must be without."
Edmund Burke
Edmund Burke
Tuesday, September 20, 2011
Question
Death, I'm told, is part of Life,
a mere continuation.
Then why is that sky so blue?
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a mere continuation.
Then why is that sky so blue?
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Monday, July 11, 2011
Sunday, July 10, 2011
Observation
Ogres, whether fictional or real, are the most self-satisfied people you will ever see.
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Light Show
Mark Twain observed that if the stars appeared only once a year, on that night the whole world would step outside to see them.
Of course this was before man polluted the night with excessive light.
Some years ago a comet appeared in the sky. There was much media hoopla. When asked if I was excited about the comet, I replied "Yes, but I would be happy just to see the Milky Way again."
The stars once gave us signs,
shapes to see, myths to find.
Orion's belt is now our share,
half a fighter standing there
looking for a vanished bear.
Beneath the night's soft shade
a quiet and untroubled glade
abides with dreams of home and place
to calm the sad and puzzled face
of man and his sinful ways.
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Of course this was before man polluted the night with excessive light.
Some years ago a comet appeared in the sky. There was much media hoopla. When asked if I was excited about the comet, I replied "Yes, but I would be happy just to see the Milky Way again."
The stars once gave us signs,
shapes to see, myths to find.
Orion's belt is now our share,
half a fighter standing there
looking for a vanished bear.
Beneath the night's soft shade
a quiet and untroubled glade
abides with dreams of home and place
to calm the sad and puzzled face
of man and his sinful ways.
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Saturday, July 2, 2011
Question
How much of our loss is surrender?
Do we truly 'lose' or do we give it away?
Or maybe we just let it go?
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Do we truly 'lose' or do we give it away?
Or maybe we just let it go?
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