Who thought they could fit all

You have the voice of someone
Who would finally become an irritation
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It was the Season of Lost Clowns in business suits
running after buses, waving bouquets of flowers
trying to grab the driver’s attention…in busy streets…
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Rumour has it!
Has what?
Has all the answers guessing
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Who thought they could fit all

Who thought they could fit all thought in their mind
And make hard science sit with soft heart tissue

In seeking answers spring answers first

Why make life a huge brain? I am a little church!
Why place everything into numbers count only number
Numbers only count numbers only numbers…

Flowers don’t count, don’t count flowers…
A mind is but a speck and all thought
And finally to dust are all minds…

If people sat in minds’ like a good chair
With spirit cushion the soul the matter the flower
Not concrete, realise, but fleshy, would think, and more feel

And feeling is alive

Don’t discard the wolf and sheep of being
The dangerous drives we try to fit straight
In to straight jackets or in to numbers
And now nothing wild can happen wild
Each dark matter now precisely mathematics…

What wolves have you fed your mind with, the wolf with your voice?
O, all you who do not sing or grow alive, your mind is still small even
In its bigness, making God the Greatest zero never counted

Odd thing, or is it even? when I was sixteen I attempted to contemplate God. I conclude that he was zero as well; now, it’s a certainty: if there is a god, he’s a zero.

Ok there Corgan :wink:

‘Corgan’?

I actually used to be obssessed with ZERO - it actually used to be my USERNAME for almost every website, forum, or poem I wrote…but then I learned to leave ZERO behind…

ZERO is fasincating because it suggest nothing, but also the infinite, ZERO has no quantity…it has a very ambiguous quality…it is the number of faith, nihilism, it is a non-number-number…

If God is a number you cannot count to
God may as well be ZERO

im not quite sure why.

the infinite and nothingness

god…im going to make a cup of tea

‘Corgan’ is a compliment.