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Saturday, October 31, 2015
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Monday, October 19, 2015
The Devil’s Opinion to his Minion
The Devil’s Opinion to his Minion
by Brian Thomas Armstrong
Who is the darkest in the night, the devil asked his ghoul
Tis you my sire his minion spoke, but the devil corrected his tool
Tis you my sire his minion spoke, but the devil corrected his tool
Tis man the devil told the demon, like an artist of pain I
just enhance
the depth their darkness takes them too, by causing tragic happenstance
which gives me a chance to feed upon the blackness lurking in their souls
then lance their human hearts as well
and slowly drain their love and hope into fiery bowls from hell
The devil’s minion looked perplexed and asked his king another question
But if you didn’t make them oh so evil inside, as their good book it does say
then who did such a deed, to those so young, to this old universe
and then cruelly bound them to judgement day
The Devil Said: It was as is written in their book, my hand was not at play
Yahweh made them in his own image, and from him their darkness lays
For their heavenly God is more Yin and Yang than I can ever be
for I am all Yin which suites me well, but both is attributed to humanity.
The Devils subordinate shook its head, clearly failing to understand,
while the Devil laughed and patted its ugly head,
with one hand as the creature pondered,
and then the Devil looked at the big round world above them,
content and with an evil grin,
then he looked down at the small World
God long ago had given him,
that was still placed in his other hand
the depth their darkness takes them too, by causing tragic happenstance
which gives me a chance to feed upon the blackness lurking in their souls
then lance their human hearts as well
and slowly drain their love and hope into fiery bowls from hell
The devil’s minion looked perplexed and asked his king another question
But if you didn’t make them oh so evil inside, as their good book it does say
then who did such a deed, to those so young, to this old universe
and then cruelly bound them to judgement day
The Devil Said: It was as is written in their book, my hand was not at play
Yahweh made them in his own image, and from him their darkness lays
For their heavenly God is more Yin and Yang than I can ever be
for I am all Yin which suites me well, but both is attributed to humanity.
The Devils subordinate shook its head, clearly failing to understand,
while the Devil laughed and patted its ugly head,
with one hand as the creature pondered,
and then the Devil looked at the big round world above them,
content and with an evil grin,
then he looked down at the small World
God long ago had given him,
that was still placed in his other hand
Saturday, October 17, 2015
All Enemies, Foreign and Domestic
Uptight-white-right-party-Republicans
Their kind of extremism kills, and intentionally enslaves
all those of poverty, to prejudice and injustice; who do not fit the new elitist
required production mold. These new world Republicans are the real masterminds and
manufacturers of both American Domestic Terrorism, and are also the paid producers
of long-term terrorism World-Wide as well. It is their main business staple and
means of public control. They are the true Enemy of State and Citizen! And they
are also a dangerous enemy to all innocent everyday people, who are just trying
to make a simple living around the World. BTA
The sleeping ignorance of some people’s waking realities
The sleeping ignorance of some people’s waking realities
To
equate the oneiric meanderings of one’s slumber too one’s waking life as well,
creates a daily mental atmosphere of sleepwalking through the inevitable
realities of life. Assuming that just like in the depths of slumbering bliss,
the waking ignorance of bliss will somehow create solutions to earthly problems
out of thin air, as if still in wandering dream! BTA
Tuesday, October 13, 2015
The old Jewish Christian tale Of: God and the Tuna Casserole for Two
The old Jewish Christian tale Of: God
and the Tuna Casserole for Two
by BTA
by BTA
There was an old religious,
pious man that had lived his life modestly selling flood insurance to his church
congregation in the mountains. He had amassed a huge fortune investing his
community’s insurance payments, which he hoarded away to save for better days
that only grew worse with age. One day
the old miser woke up dead in a field of clouds. In the distance of the cloud
kingdom was a palace of stone, with two huge golden doors at its front.
The old man picked
his dead self-up, and then proceeded to make his way towards the great palaces’
doors. After walking for what seemed like hours, he reached the entrance to the
palace. The old man knocked on the gigantic golden doors with his frail old
knuckles. There was no answer for a short while, but then a small ruckus could
be heard behind the large, broad doors and finally, they opened up with an
ongoing loud resounding creeeeeeeek! A short, bald portly old man with gray hair
and an equally gray originally white robe, stood before the recently alive, but
now dead, rich old man in the entryway of the enormous palace.
“Can I help you?”
The portly old bald man in the fading gray robe asked. “Why yes! I believe you
can,” said the old dead man, “I am looking for God. I have come to reap my heavenly
rewards for being a pure, pious Christian my entire life.” “Oh! Well, eh, welcome,”
said the man in the used-to-be-white, but now-is-obviously-going-dirty-gray
robe. “Come in, my dear fellow, I wasn’t expecting anyone,” he said, “I am your
lord God!”
The Lord God led
the old pious miser to a great hall and told him to sit and make himself
comfortable for a great feast that is to be made in the righteous dead old
man’s honor. Hours went by, while the pious
old man sat in the spacious grand eating hall, filled with empty rows of dusty
old tables and chairs, wondering when the others would start coming into the
dining area for his honorary feast. Eventually, the Lord God tottered into the
vast hall holding a smoldering square Corningware pot, which he hurriedly
placed upon the table in front of the good Christian. “What is this before me?
The old rich recently dead man asked God.” God Replied – Tuna Casserole. “Tuna
Casserole! - The old dead man said in surprise - But where is My Honorary
Feast? He loudly exclaimed” - “Stop shouting at me, God said, with a noticeable tear in his eye, it’s
not easy cooking a celebration meal for two!”
The Moral of this Religious
Story: Live your life not for the promises of rewards in heaven, nor riches
on earth, but for the simple rewards of a good life, earned both along the way,
and in the afterlife.
Sunday, October 11, 2015
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