Deliverance

An individual organism strives to survive. To survive alone is one of the most dangerous and difficult tasks at hand for anyone. Humans and non-humans alike. Imagine being born into the world, and left to survive by thyself from the get-go. What would one do? Does one do which one has the natural inclination to do? Off you go into the unknown territory laid out before you. Is it your destiny to survive or perish? Either way it will be a long haul. For time is slow and it takes long to grow. When one reaches a dead-end should one relinquish ones right to life for the next stage which is death? Ought we not to realize that perhaps life is a preparation for death? Perhaps the gravest of all challenges lays within it, perhaps our wills are put to the test? Not physically but mentally. It's like an exam, and if you fail what comes from that? The search for life again, or the conquest of death for the next level, which is deliverance.


As one has found that birth into a solitary world stuck in a solitary vacuum of space and time then one sees that there is no where else to go except down the road of what has come before, and to then realize what will come after. A mushroom cloud hangs over the sky, one wonders why the fascists never died, and why there are those who allow us to believe that they're full of peace, love and harmony even though they are the ones that disobey the law of nature which is to allow life to exist forever and ever more. They kill yet they believe they love, they lie yet they believe they respect, they steal yet they believe they are not corrupt.


We live, we die, we hope, we believe, we give, we take, we long, we break, we want, we receive.




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