Wednesday, May 26, 2004
sea ruckus
don't call anybody
don't call anybody
don't call anybody
lets not forget that we're born to lie, murder, cheat and steal. we are not monogamous or kind. love is secondary to a slab of raw meat. that it is animalistically built into us. that we only overcome it through careful and strenuous societal training and most of us do not overcome our natural disposition at all.
it's not worth thinking about or questioning. it's chemicals, they say. the chemists and physicists of Yale, Harvard, Oxford. it's in your brain, in the neurons. even love is chemicals connecting, not flowers and kissing and sacrifice. it's not in the words you so carefully choose, the compromises you make, the diamond ring. it's chemicals. that's it, that's all, says science.
is your brain stem compatible to mine?
will our neurons ignite and collide?
will you be my alchemy valentine?
don't call any body
don't call anybody
don't call anybody
lets not forget that we're born to lie, murder, cheat and steal. we are not monogamous or kind. love is secondary to a slab of raw meat. that it is animalistically built into us. that we only overcome it through careful and strenuous societal training and most of us do not overcome our natural disposition at all.
it's not worth thinking about or questioning. it's chemicals, they say. the chemists and physicists of Yale, Harvard, Oxford. it's in your brain, in the neurons. even love is chemicals connecting, not flowers and kissing and sacrifice. it's not in the words you so carefully choose, the compromises you make, the diamond ring. it's chemicals. that's it, that's all, says science.
is your brain stem compatible to mine?
will our neurons ignite and collide?
will you be my alchemy valentine?
don't call any body
