Commentary and Philosophy Poetry posted August 19, 2015

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Exceptional

Abecdarian Delight

A chapter in the book To Cherish Thorns

Born Without a Belly Button

by michaelcahill

Born Without a Belly Button   "Arrested", says the power in the tower. "Busted", says the cool cat cajoler passing by. "Caught", says the trout, blameless, no doubt,  despite the cry of the minnow with the hook through its eye. "Escape", says the lifelong conniving schemer-dreamer, "forego the blame and tilt the mirror anew".   Grandiose is the plan to save the world. Hell on Earth is our potential should the skies ignite, not in warming, but in a firestorm of proof positive. Jabberwockies snicker snack in delight on crispy critters knowing that the irony of myth has brought them to life.   Let the truth remain locked in the frozen tundra. Millennia will march by before revelation. (they pretend) No one shouts of doom unless seeking an audience. Only a soothsayer speaks of "impending"; prophets portend-- Profits? Yes! Let's get back to the matter at hand.    Quizzical as always, the children ask, "why"? Response comes with resplendence: "be, Cuzz". Should success suddenly be cast aside? Thinking like that is thinking like that thinking.   Universal togetherness categorically identified, verifiable cautious agendas optimistically shelved, whateverness in cleverness displayed. Xenocratic roundtable discussions about to commence! Yes, a whale is a mammal. But it is certainly confused. No?   Zeus, please bring a little reality to bear…