Quote

"If we disbelieve everything because we cannot certainly know all things; we shall do much what wisely as he, who would not use his legs, but sit still and perish, because he had no wings to fly." - John Locke An Essay Concerning Human Understanding

Nothing

Nothing to Lose, But

Time:

{God's Lobby,
A Universal Slice
A Carton of Milky Way
A Buckled Asteroid Belt
A Piece of the Pi
An Uneasy Equilibrium
A Dimension of Dementia
Our Galaxy Garbled
A Google Fun-Plex of
A Macro-Million Moments}



nothing to fear, but

fear:

{man's modesty
and bravery's companion
screams that curdle
tears that shake and roll
heart slams the cage
struggles to break free
butterflies now bats
blindly stretch and flap
only suspects: pain and death}