Letter to a new friend
Nice dharma. Yes, well, ahem, you been down here and
met nice people so, you might think of escaping
the land of plenty (of stuff, good and bad) and
live with us simple folk, more earthbound than
Disney landed, where, just today, I just started
to talk to an old lady and found her to be slightly
fascinating, and the conversation ensued without
least hesitation and that's what you get not
around bubble people, hermetically sealed in their
hermit visions like unopened jelly. Ah, the South,
still angry, still apartheid in spirit...I'm shocked as
an old black man steps off the sidewalk because
he doesn't want to get in my way. And the time in
the supply house when I ran into the black muslim
boxer plumber I knew and gave him a hug in front
of the white man behind the counter and I didn't
think he could look much whiter but he did when
he saw that hug. Or, working in an old black man's
trailer who had raised the children of a white family
and the pride he took showing me the white children
he had brought up, as if they were his own. But the
moonshine was great, and the bbq was great...and...
and...that's about it. It can't be people in general,
although, it could be if you're of my ilk, or my friend,
Arn's. After all, misogyny is only about half the
human race and we shouldn't forget that men are
also stupid and most of them could be part of the
solution if they would be so kind as to walk
themselves into the ocean. I would gladly do that,
if it was a thing..like a lottery for the human race to
depopulate so humanity could survive and maybe
we wouldn't have to throw out all the libraries as a
waste of consciousness because humans, despite
all their high thoughts, were too stupid to survive.
I'm actually beginning to feel that the whole human
race is just a batch of cookies that the aliens left in
the oven too long because they were distract, and
now they're trying to scrape off the burnt parts to
see if they can salvage anything....but that's just me
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