Natural Will, Natural Anarchy, Natural Law

Law bound are rational bodies
Ordered, predictable in nature
Willfully bound to their reasons
To value freely 

                      within their nature

Inside the mother of natures

 

Irrational bodies are free
Of all philosophical agency
      Anarchy bound and spontaneous 

Without a conscious will  

To act freely

                       they have no nature

To truly be bound to 

Beyond the mother of natures 

To be free from will without knowing

Or to know freedom bound to a reason

   I cannot say which is better

Always, both end in the same exact way

Neither, seems to me to be inherently easier

                         than the other

Maybe it's punk rock vs frank sinatra

Or the royal navy vs the seasoned pirates

Maybe it's just a false choice 

                              with a bit of paradise in the middle

Author's Note

Reviews

[Chris Shaw]

Opposites, there are always going to be opposites. Black/White, Truth/Lies etc, etc When I read this I was thinking, it's all about choices. How you choose to live your life. Whether you choose to obey the rules or disregard them. Whether you make an effort to be kind or prefer to be nasty. There are consequences, whatever you do in life. If you are too nice, some will walk all over you, if you break the law, you go to jail if you are caught. I mean, I quite like some punk music and I also like Sinatra, so maybe there can be some middle ground as well (providing you don't break the law). So that's my thinking on your offering. You can take it or leave it. There, I have offered you a choice. Couldn't watch all your video, too violent for me.

[Davidgeo]

You can never understand the other if you look away from what disgusts you. Usually what seems disgusting is only a different application of the same principle you live your life by. The devil is just a different version of god... born in a different time and place.

[Chris Shaw]

I am not disgusted by violence, I fear it. I know I have that fear and I have never been able to overcome it. But I can't watch scenes where people with weapons are reducing other human beings to pulp.

[Davidgeo]

Fear and disgust are one in the same.

Choosing to ignore them is a privilege not everyone gets to realize. Consider yourself lucky... but also not fully informed of the true human condition.

[Chris Shaw]

I do consider myself lucky, and though I may not be able to watch the gore, I am able to read about it and form my own pictures. Maybe my own pictures are even more terrifying?

[Davidgeo]

It's not the gore that's relevant, it's the circumstance of its existence that is important. Unfortunately, you cant know one without the other.

[Chris Shaw]

I'll have to take your word for that.

[Davidgeo]

Childbirth. . .

[Chris Shaw]

Hmmmm can't disagree with that one.

[Nipplegrinder]

Wow. This is really well done.

[Norah]

Damn! Frank Sinatra. Don't really know what I was reading, but I felt it was strong.

[Davidgeo]

Based on your pasts reviews I think I might know why you didn't really know what you were reading... you don't actually read anything... you simply pick a few lines out and then spout out some generic praise. You're a special type of troll... far more pathetic than those who incite conflict... at those kinds do the reading. You're just plain fake.