“Welcome
aboard Ladies and Gentlemen, this is your captain speaking;
we
will be sailing shortly, and I want to remind you that intellectual romances
are
permitted only among those in First Class,” and all the cows in steerage
nodded
their heads in resigned recognition of this restriction.
Not
all neurons are created equal -- so why should they be treated
so.
The way the certain man handles unwanted fat resembles the dispatching of roaches with a .357.
“Okay
Pop: gimmie today’s edition of the funniest thing you’ve heard people say.”
“Someone berating the public for their fascination with frivolous entertainment
figures as opposed to serious political ones.”
Social
commentators comment on other people’s lives for lack of one of their own.
Since
cows and sheep have certain difficulty becoming mystics,
they
become religious.
(“And
damn good at it,” notes mary’s little helper.)
More
Bounding Main News.
On
city ships, First Class is where no one calls a spade a spade,
nor
admits they know what: digging-my-potatoes
means.
Wherever
you go outside of town, eating is eating, and fucking is fucking,
but
inside the boundaries of the civilized mind -- euphemisms reign
as they must,
with
only the outlier rebel -- in reality putting his trust.
If
you verbally point at it -- it is already safer;
buggerbears
called pandas is Pluto
plucked from the underworld into the light.
Roaches
are not all that breed in ill lit synapses.
“Always
my boy: call ‘em what they are.”
“How ‘bout: not at all?”
“Better
yet.”
One
man wrote himself:
“I
have been reading these daily writings for some time now,
and
would like to ask you -- why?
--
since
half the time I don’t understand what they mean.”
Some
Cheap Entertainment News.
If
you stare at the ground long enough you’ll always find something to pick
up.
“Yes,
my dog’s barking and running about is repetitiously annoying --
which
is why I turn him loose in your direction:
to
be annoyed with yours -- and have something new to do.”
Entertainment
comes no cheaper than the mind:
the
cost of movie tickets and books is just a cover charge --
not
the price for the actual diversion.
The
man trying to get to the bottom of things enjoys a form of head entertainment
not
available in any city venues, or forms.
(“And
I hear it is free!”)
The
adult game of spirituality is one of threats, and condemnation
while
its younger version was one of promise and excitement.
“Ask
not: Where you went astray, but whether the safety of being in a herd
--
both
physically and mentally -- is for you, a bargain.
(P.S.
you never know unless you step outside.)"
“That’s a lot easier said than done.”
And
you’re revisiting the obvious for what purpose?....
Fact
For The Few: actually nothing is easier
said than done outside the physical realm;
any
complaint you have about yourself intangibly, you live with by refusing
to make the slight (albeit, unnatural) effort necessary to realize this:
nothing
is easier said than done in man’s verbal reality:
if
you can say it -- you can do it --
and when you get really sharp eyed/I’d
you
realize that when you say it -- you have
done it.
“I
don’t see that?!?”
That’s
because you haven’t yet seen it.
In
his diary one day, a man wrote:
“I
have decided that there is no ‘secret information’ I need to awaken from
the dream.....well.....there probably is, but it’s probably not so much
actually secret
as
it is.....well.....I guess you could call it secret if you wanted to.....”
Months
later he reread this passage and didn’t immediately recognize it as
having
come from him.
The
secret code to everything said about life outside the city
is
only secret when you’re in the
city.
“It’s
like this boy: if all you think with is the brains god gave you, then god
help you.”
A
mama bird said to her chick:
“Cats
have a bad
attitude, and that’s all there is to say about that.....well, that,
and
to remind you that somewhere down the line we all swallowed a cat.”
The
consumption rate in rebel camps is terrifying.
And
the old blues singer burst forth:
“Oh the T.B.
ain’t so bad,
long as it stands for: Taut Brain.”
Eating
one’s genetic heritage is the certain man’s only satisfying meal,
(the
particular mental temperament that is each man’s personal birthright
is
for the rebel, his birthwrong [at least his: birthwon’tdo.])
One man wrote himself:
J
While
business done in the city operates on the schedule: “Come back Thursday
-- it’ll be ready then,”
for
the rebel, everything is: While-You-Wait.
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