Energy is never created nor destroyed.
We are the manifest of energy’s "will."
That is . " this is what it has done with all the possible building blocks."
What can, have , or should you do?
Energy the ability to do work .Its highest state is not some equation in physics.
No, it's autonomy and
what we do with it.
Change our environment.
Learning can be love in motion.
Feel it. The notion.
It’s the act of seeking, questioning, and evolving.
Not pedantic revolving
around one another or our selves.
Love is why we don't leave babies in the forest alone.
Where would any of us be without, IT?
Even if you are an orphan, an urchin,
a street rat, a ****,
someone loved you, or you wouldn’t exist.
You didn’t breastfeed yourself
or change your own diapers, tough guy!
It’s oft times about suffering through discomforts,
expanding your pudding coddled mind,
and finding new ways to
interact with the world and the
hateful self centered people in it.
Not a game.
There is no "win it."
The best kind of knowledge isn’t hoarded.
It’s given freely.
It’s not something to keep locked away in a
vault, but a gift to help others
understand
themselves and the world
more clearly.
Sweetly and dearly. ( Sappy but true )
And when knowledge is shared,
it transforms. It may take a while.
It doesn’t remain static.
It ignites change, growth, and new possibilities.
It’s an ongoing cycle,
where each person who learns
can teach and inspire others,
continuing that cycle of love through
action or at times in action.
When you share knowledge,
you can empower others,
and that’s love at its most impactful.
It’s how we move forward together.
My public shaming of you
and your lazy, weak,
half-assed attempt at what you call
poetry or art. IS my love .
What someone that knows you should
have already said. If you would have
just communicated.
Wisdom,
guidance,
and accountability
do play a critical role in love,
for the wronged
and in standing up against cruelty, greed, and injustice.
Love isn't always just about warmth and kindness.
It’s also about standing firm for what matters to us,
calling out harm when it happens,
and ensuring that those who do wrong face consequences.
A reflection of a deeper, more focused love
for the well-being of others,
for the craft.
For values that help any society
flourish in a meaningful way,
regardless of time and circumstance.
Altruism? Humanitarianism ?
It doesn't need to be complicated
Ask your
MOM.
In that sense, love isn’t just the soft,
comforting type.
It’s also the hard, sometimes painful,
action of doing what needs to be done
to ensure some form of agreed justice
and prevent more unnecessary waste and shame.
Perhaps at its best,
ensuring that history doesn’t repeat itself,
that future generations don’t have to endure
the same pain
and dullard futility
of teenage angst drivel.
And that’s where the power of public accountability comes in,
holding people to account for the hate and fear and and sadness they cause
is an essential part of cultivating
that larger love for all people,
the world,
poetry,
standards,
and basic communicational decency.
"Guernica," a just one of a myriad powerful examples.
Picasso’s masterpiece exists
as a condemnation of the violence and suffering inflicted by war.
That painting is a scream against injustice,
a visual representation of the horror
that happens when cruelty and stupidity go unchecked.
It's not just a piece of art,
it's a symbol of how deeply
love and accountability are intertwined.
And why we must see it call it out and remember it.
When we truly care for each other,
we refuse to let these injustices" slide",
and we demand change.
We demand standards,
and to get, or have better
from each other.
In this way, love isn’t passive.
It’s an active force,
sometimes fierce,
that heals wounds,
and prevents worthless, whiny,
self-centered crap from ever happening to us as "art."
Public shame and accountability,
when exercised responsibly,
can be tools for our love.
Lets use them. Often and with empathy.
They can coalesce as accountability
for actions that hurt others.
It’s not punishment for the sake of punishing,
that can't be my role as an individual.
It's a means of collectively correcting some
wrongs,
healing a few small
wounds,
and ensuring that the cycle of
harm
has an
end
or another means of
expression.
So yes,
love is not just about nurturing,
it’s about ensuring we protect the vulnerable infants,
not those acting like them.
Speak up when the world goes astray.
Without that,
the kind of horrors depicted in Guernica
continue to happen in your own backyards.
Love is in the protection,
in the holding accountable,
and in the refusal to let cruelty
and insipid stupidity
slip by unnoticed or unchallenged.
Just ask mom.