"It's God who owns the best in us."
But do you ever think about how just the mere question of being seen by other-worldly entity prompts such spirit in us? It prompts song, dance, hymn- It prompts notion, thought, rebellion Creation, annihilation, pensive pauses, war, famine, grime and muck
If the flourishes of heaven and the catastrophe of hell can all seep into this soil we sleep on, should we even imagine the place we'll land in after here? Or have our oldened bookcases finally slammed shut- plated in leather and gold leaf, accounts of petty wartime victories.
Isn't it bewildering how if god isn't real, then all this wasn't god, that was just us. The art wasn't god, that was just us. The calamity wasn't god, that was just us.
Doesn't that make you ponder: Did we, at some point, scare that other-worldly entity away? -- prompting him to abandon us in a cellar, with his other failed creations.
Or had he existed amongst us all along?
















