Conversation.
“What
is the universe’s greatest delusion?”
“That you
can change you.”
Said
a son to a father: “Some of my friends’ parents say that what you tell
me
is
nothing less than precise directions for how NOT to ever wake-up.”
“Hummmmmm -- yeah -- that’ll work too.”
(Warning:
Readers who are still semi city dwellers should not dwell on this.)
Conversation:
Second Shot.
“What
is the universe’s greatest delusion?”
“That you
can change you.”
“There’s
not one bigger than that?”
“Well -- that men don’t realize it.”
Says
a wolf: “Though it is best to die alone,
‘tis
most difficult to ever get started by yourself.”
(Consider:
a wolf’s words may not be as literal to him as they sound to you.)
The
Real War Games.
What
is progress
to a general who knows he is hopelessly overmatched,
and
destined to defeat: surviving another day, or forgetting about his predicament?
(Or
The Deep Dipped Question: Does it matter?)
Dialogue.
“Everyone
says: ‘Everyone says that breakfast is the most important meal of the day.’”
“I don’t.”
“Go
to hell -- you unimportant, malnourished bastard!”
Moral:
Men who talk to themselves have no one to blame but someone else.
(After
all: what other benefit is there in talking to yourself.)
To
reach the higher ledges in city affairs the primary requirement is
the
ability to make things sound important which aren’t.
One
man says: “The most important thing in criticizing is to direct it at someone
who
will respond,”
and
his thoughts said to his physical essence: “You hear that!"
Verbal
Communion.
“What’s
funny?”
“The king allowing the people to sing: ‘This
Land Is Our Land.’”
Another
man urges:
“Don’t
ever start thinking about the fact that it’s not actually you
who is in charge of running you and looking after your well being, but
your cells: the trillions of teeny little cells, each doing its own thing
in its own way at its own pace;
they
are who has the literal control over your life and death;
believe
me: you don’t ever want to get tangled up in thinking about this.
(Believe
me.)"
(Is this planet littered with comedians or what!
Willful and otherwise.)
Communion
Recalibrated.
"What’s
funny?”
“The king allowing the people to sing: ‘This
Land Is Our Land.’”
“That’s
all?”
“Well, that and anyone believing I’m actually talking about land.”
One
chef’s recommendation: “Don’t overcook your bird.”
(Though
no one is quite sure what he means by bird.....................but
does it really matter.)
Whilst
considering that activity called music,
one
chap had these thoughts:
“All
the troubles started when men began to add words to the pure rhythms
they
had so long enjoyed -- hey! --
the
same thing that happened to men’s consciousness?”
One man’s private mental name for himself is: Hey! -- I Can’t Breathe In Here!
Another
man’s mind is very concerned since the man heard that almost any problem
with
a tv receiver can be cured by giving it a good rap.
And
one man overtly gave everyone else’s thoughts the name: “Creep
me Out” --
(full
name: “Creep Me Out If I Pay Attention
To Them.”)
The
world is full of stories for children -- thing is: they have
been adopted by adults.
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