To Love All

And so they loved all of man close and afar,

For they were the culmination of everything and masters of nothing,

To destroy themselves in their own device inspired and to not see it live past them all,

Hubris and penance to all and for some but interesting no less the stories they sell,

What a wonderfully deceptive world in all its colors,

Like doves, pigeons, and chickens still all have feathers,

How interesting is man who holds times hand and by hubris believe themselves more interesting than a grain of sand.

11/2/2017, 3:09pm, Thursday

Published by Tay Smith

There are a number of ways to describe myself but none will ever do justice if any were actually due. My history tells it all and can be best summed by this quote. "...it is not you that is mortal but your body. You are not what your physical shape reveals, but each person is his mind, not the body that a finger can point at." Cicero, On The Commonwealth (54 BCE)

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