The Broken Vessel
Hear me out, all in jest. Start with what the physics will actually sign, then go back to the part where God died.
Arrives sideways, leaves a grin. Asks which way you meant to go, then shows you the door you walked past.
Hear me out, all in jest. Start with what the physics will actually sign, then go back to the part where God died.
Take the prophets at their word for a moment. A carpenter's son says something so simple his own family comes to take him home.
Religion aimed at the right target and, at the moment of release, turned the bow around. What if the question was never whether there is a God?
Good morning. Here is a question that will follow you around all day: who is it, exactly, that is reading this?
The first law was written by people watching steam engines eat. What if it only describes half the motion?
A letter to the scientist, the therapist and the god of what will be, who all turn out to be the same reader. It starts with a scream.
Everyone drew the snake eating its tail and called it eternity. Tilt your head. It was the extraction model all along, and nobody drew the other symbol.