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Nature's diagnosis for life

  • Writer: adamdelfiner
    adamdelfiner
  • Sep 29, 2020
  • 1 min read

Updated: Apr 28, 2021

What is nature’s diagnosis for life?

What is it?

It is bliss.

It is totally bliss...it is obsessive compulsive bliss

which means that the mind

remains fixed

ever fixed

forever fixed

in bliss

on bliss

with bliss

of bliss

and in this case

there is no

pathology

only

beautiful biology sprouting from

the fertile fullness of ontology

because whilst compulsive and

obsessive

also describe

the coldness and layered loneliness

of the prison bars

and the reason for the prescription refill

here, they move towards

with utmost dedication

but alas fall even

short

to illuminate

the harmony which irreversibly

unites

the cardiovascular, endocrine,

muscular, digestive,

skeletal, lymphatic,

urinary, skeletal,

reproductive, nervous,

integumentary

systems

together

with the magnificent melodies

sung by the soul and echoed

by the angels

in a PERFECT pattern

that can only

be

a diagnosis

of Divinity




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