Good Earth Tea is infuriating

"God has two dwellings: one in heaven, and the other in a meek and thankful heart."

-Izaak Walton

Sir Walton, I am not sure I entirely agree with your sentiments on the nature of The Knower. Is it even remotely possible that the sovereign lord of all things could be confined to merely two dwellings? I understand that by limiting things, you are able to understand them better, but this? My heart cannot remain meek in the face of such perverse limitations. I want to worship a god that I cannot contain; a god that i cannot picture, imagine, box.

I want to exalt the infinite; i want to know no(every)thing

roomie wisdom

She says I'm just doing it so that

the one

will take notice.

I flip her off because she is

right

and it makes me angry that i am so

transparent.

so human.

Such a pedestal of rejected emotions and traits

"not worth my timeslashenergy"

stand so high, yet fall so far.

falling, falling...

*caught*

i love/hate it when you're right.

the commie connection

That green commie-car waved,

and it surprised me

(communist cars rarely wave)

So from high above,

I held up my green pencil

(the opposite of red you see)

And gave a cheerful wave in response-

because it is not everyday

someone waves to me

-all the way up here-

(and who ever heard of a green commie-car anyways?)

Destination: Alliteration

whistling wildly the whirling dervish waves

voraciously vivaciously very voluptuously violently

burning boiling blend-ably with

fickle flames afloat on the fantasies of today

tuesdays tossing turning tickling the timeless tapestry

apples angrily ardvarking the angels of a mind

yet yodeling yaks yogurt the yellow yuletide

cotton carmel can't condense the cage of a crippled crime

sail the simmering sun and sexify summer till salvation.

Why isn't it wonderful?

Wonderful. 

Full of wonder.

Why does this word not attract a greater response? Is it because we are numb to awe?

How could we use it so sloppily, so inappropriately; a word spit out harshly, a word used to deflect the possibility of deeper relationship. 

Think about it-- when was the last time you used the word wonderful?

Were you actually filled with inspired wonder, or merely issuing a statement of evasive sarcasm?

Why did you do that? You ruined the word for everyone.