Part II: Pick (plants)A Chapter by E.V. BlackThe desire for flesh turns into disgustThe desire for flesh turns into disgust. Surely the last path is flora. The ideal is a beautiful one; for what is purer than plants picked straight from the farm?
Nature is a harmonious woman. All that she creates is well taken care of. No one thing suffers under her watch. Every thing in existence on Earth is connected to another. Snip one thread of the web and its entire structure fails. Alas, evils lurk under those fresh, green leaves.
Man, cursed with intelligence, viewed many of his mother’s systems as faulty. Thus, he developed his own. Pesticides to drive away the pests. Insecticides to purge the insects. Absorbed into the earth and the plant as well as Nature’s body. She became poisoned by her own creation.
Man’s intelligence spawned a greater number of deleterious innovations. Science to engineered plants to new and artificial species. To generate more satisfactions for his own self-made cravings. The plant no longer a pure entity provided by the Mother, merely a breeding of greed full of chemicals and engineered features. Are plants not more like data output by a machine?
Furthermore, flora, relative to their fauna counterparts, are processed and picked and cut and strained until they are nothing but elements. Defined and named by their chemical equations and labeled on our favorite foods. Processed is naturally unnatural. Processed is poison to the beautiful human body. Creating insatiable hunger extra energy stored away diseases an epidemic consuming us all as we consume it.
If the fauna is noxious and the flora even more so, what do we choose? There is no right path one is starving to pick. So, the price is our hunger. © 2011 E.V. Black |
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Added on November 6, 2011 Last Updated on November 6, 2011 AuthorE.V. BlackAboutMy name is E.V. Black and I am honored that you have decided to peruse my profile. I started my writing career at a young age and have been writing for a very long time. I write in practically every f.. more..Writing
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