Bubbe Meyses

http://www.zeek.net/802vinokur/ birds and fish do not sweat sir, are they Gods? perhaps...? Not everything sweats and not everything that does sweat make them human.

When we have something to hide,

it can make us blind let our minds be at ease.

Let's try not to chirp so much.

Why constantly talk ourselves out of opportunities 

that have never presented themselves.

It might be a setup, but I don't mind being a 

little blind-sided, everything is a little more 

beautiful when slightly out of focus.

The people knew Roth from Babel they 

look exactly alike covered in sweat, however

I beg to differ. 

Fish do not sweat, so not EVERYTHING sweats

and if you ask any female, they do not sweat 

either but merely glisten.

Judging the basis of the truth of deity incarnation into flesh 

based on the activity of human pores is a weak argument

(were this the case, then any blowfish may as well be a God.)

even as a Dome and Phallus symbol would make an Apolo out

of sitting presidents. 

Unless perhaps you believe it would, then in that case,  

which of us can know for sure? 

Could black holes be the veins of the body of God

and we,

(Who's in Whoville)  floating upon a rogue cell just waiting to attack anything that comes into our vicinity like cancer in the black matter

 blood of God (including ourselves?)

Well, they do say anything is possible through God, don't they?

(But who are THEY that say?) 

Humans that sweat.

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[jacob erin-cilberto]

"black holes the veins of God"? what a great line and something to ponder for sure.
and Fish sweat, we wouldn't know anyway...it's all water...

we do scare ourselves with our own possibilities...and then, unfortunately, we shy away from going for them.
love this write...so much excellent philosophy posed to the reader.
j.

[Corset]

Thank you for your great comments J.

[Ken Simm.]

This is so layered with meaning and wonderfully written lines, I'm going to have to come back and peruse this more.
Suffice to say at the moment I am truly impressed with the whole.

[Corset]

Thank you Ken, sorry so long to reply if been fighting off a bout of pneumonia , but as always I appreciate your kind and wonderful support.

[Ken Simm.]

Hope you are better now. and you are welcome.

[Corset]

much better thank you!