The fallacy of misplaced concreteness
A N Whitehead quote
God is not a statue we possess
Envy is invisible yet death
The fallacy of misplaced concreteness
A N Whitehead quote
God is not a statue we possess
Envy is invisible yet death
Sunday is the day of rest for mice
The cat can eat them sprinkled with hot spicse
Do notv not cure a cliche it is trásh
Write your own, it’s better when It’s fresh
One of my sisters confessed to to adultery when aged ten.I asked her why
She said she picked it from a list of sins in her prayer book.
I wish I had thought of that !
As a Catholic child I began to receive Communicn and to confess my sins when I was 8 years old
one Saturday I went into a sweet shop to . find out if I could snatch a sweet before the lady came out of her back room.It was I did
Then I sucked it all the way to Church to go to Coñfession
oh the joy of religion
Now we be feel the aftermath of loss
While up and down our moods swing
as we toss
watching my brothers funeral
on my phone was very odd
His coffin was carried by his four sons and two grandsons
i can’t phone him now
Pàtients stand in a queue
impatients break the glass
Expatients should not be be here
Obey or be purrsecuted by Dave and Emile
Now you are gone my brother into dust.
You set my hair on fire
The flames of lust
Just think babies have no memories
Curiosity killed the cat
I used ask why?
But answer came there none