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Monday, July 29, 2013

The Ecstasy of Gnats





Homo sapiens (once known as “Man,” but today “Human” sounds better because it is does not indicate sex (which we now call “gender” because it sounds less offensive than sex)) is surely the most narcissistic creature inhabiting the planet, if not the Universe.






You might recall that Narcissus drowned in a pool of water while admiring his reflected image. Today we seek and/or create our image daily, in mirrors, photographs, and in Facebook.




Topping all that, and topping whatever else might possibly happen before our extinction, we have created God in our image by writing that God created Man in his … Ingenious!






As for the rest of creation (excepting our personal pets, and the wild animals we almost never see because they are wild), we have but the slightest regard. Not human, not worth our gaze. Man has eyes but for himself. 





A gnat swarm, called a 'lek' by biologists
 

A case in point: Do you love seeing gnats?

Ha! I knew you did not!









Now I have to admit that individual gnats are not attractive to my manly (or human) sensibilities. But how beautiful is a gnat swarm? If you only knew!

Male gnats swarm in the sunlight because it makes them more visible to females, who then join the swarm to mate! No dim pickup bars, internet dating sites, pornography, or loneliness – these are human afflictions ... Gnats are open and bold! 



Can you imagine

the erotic pitch!

A gyrating whorl of thousands upon thousands,

Countless healthy young flying naked bodies,

Shimmering golden in the sun,

Blazing with lust,

Rapturous

Ecstasy!

 

Stephen Rowe welcomes correspondence of all sort at StephenRowe.OriGraphics@yahoo.com
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Wednesday, July 3, 2013

Thor Speaks



 
 
Men, people … 

So easily amused, 

Thousands herd to see fireworks, 

Puny and trivial, 

Not one hundredth a percent 

My Power 

Which the Solitary behold in Awe!
 
 
 
 

 
 

Stephen Rowe welcomes correspondence of all sort at StephenRowe.OriGraphics@yahoo.com
(watch for the period between Rowe and OriGraphics)