Burglar: Jersey DownA Story by Abishai100Can a home-invasion yield an 'incidental' incomplete-distances expression for American Homeland yolk-for-leviathan?
An offbeat love-yarn set in the American Homeland.
---- ==== Mr. Amlan Satan had become a professional burglar and changed his life (incompletely?) after entering the suburban town-house of a fair-maiden named Ezzy who blogged on social media that some of her diamonds hidden in her otherwise modest Homeland-Jersey suburbia-typical home was suspected blood-diamond pieces seeped into North America from Africa, for a Selfie-consumerism commentary culture line of leviathan-helmets! EZZY: Do you know why and how we fell in love, Amlan Satan? AMLAN: You like thieves? EZZY: Don't make a light of it; it's more than your accidental tourism view. AMLAN: I know it; you think we had incidental shares for Occidental coolness. EZZY: I doubt you'd be turned-onto eco-capitalism or Catholicism without me. AMLAN: I thought you had blood-diamonds; I'd been a burglar; fan of Dickens. EZZY: The great Artful Dodger (fan?) becomes an art-reader for helmets (ha). AMLAN: Thanx (Selfie-like). New Jersey wouldn't be the same-again; and after Amlan Satan moved into the very-same town-house he entered post-midnight to find Ezzy's diamonds in her attic, he knew his newfound life view(s) for Romanticism would yield funnies about burglars finding real estate value...which is true (Selfie-like!). The funniest part of this Jersey-tale about incomplete-distances is that after Amlan/Ezzy married and had a darling-son (Damian) for whom Amlan got a very nifty robot-transforming warrior-model toy, he explained to his 10-year old the best way to earn the laurels of toylands magic/spirituality is to never think of treasures as things without 'religious' value (Selfie-like). "Doing well is the result of doing good. That's what capitalism is all about" (Ralph Waldo Emerson). ==== "Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes) © 2024 Abishai100 |
AuthorAbishai100NJAboutStudent/Minister; Hobbies: Comic Books, Culinary Arts, Music; Religion: Catholic; Education: Dartmouth College more..Writing
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