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Is it better To live In the machine of nature Or Mans machine? Authenticity. Genuineness. Truth. Are these Subjective strivings Intangible feelings The keys to one's souls release? Or can man, Or has man With their creations, Do the same? Futile. What is there but Flashes of happiness While surviving An ever approaching Annihilation. Man. Nature. Both ways Of Going about it. If the iridescent light Of your iPhone Brings you the same joy The suns rays Or the moons glow does, What's the difference? Who's to judge? Who's cares? I, being a romantic, Side with my origins. I like dirt. I like rock. I like the way Bark is both Brittle and hard. Like our ribs, It protects something It cannot Save. That's why I prefer Mother Nature's machine: Her singular gift of life Is really two. Life & Death. And she's always been on Wifi, though Only a select few Have the password.
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Jul 17, 2018
Jul 17, 2018 at 3:07 AM UTC
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Is it better To live In the machine of nature Or Mans machine? Authenticity. Genuineness. Truth. Are these Subjective strivings Intangible feelings The keys to one's souls release? Or can man, Or has man With their creations, Do the same? Futile. What is there but Flashes of happiness While surviving An ever approaching Annihilation. Man. Nature. Both ways Of Going about it. If the iridescent light Of your iPhone Brings you the same joy The suns rays Or the moons glow does, What's the difference? Who's to judge? Who's cares? I, being a romantic, Side with my origins. I like dirt. I like rock. I like the way Bark is both Brittle and hard. Like our ribs, It protects something It cannot Save. That's why I prefer Mother Nature's machine: Her singular gift of life Is really two. Life & Death. And she's always been on Wifi, though Only a select few Have the password.
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Jul 17, 2018
Jul 17, 2018 at 3:07 AM UTC
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