Tuesday, January 14, 2020

More on Human ABILITY to REASON, Human RIGHT to CONSENT - Proem & Poem No. 138

Most likely to be published later this spring/summer of 2020, my 11th book entitled appropriately; More 100 Proems & Poems on the Peculiar Human ABILITY to REASON, Singular Human RIGHT to CONSENT & Other Neglected Matters. The following will probably be included upon further editing, and front cover a slightly modified yet appropriate version of the previous....


PROEM & POEM No. 138 - Pursuit of Happiness / 3rd Reprise


      Given the nature of such matters undeniably individual, universally indefinable is happiness thus collectively innumerable are pursuits per preferences, objectives even necessities as concurrently incalculable, immeasurable even inestimable.

      For among mortals theologically burdened with sins and depravities, philosophically laden with conditions non-omnipresent, non-omniscient hence non-omnipotent, and/or observably encumbered with propensities for error and excess; who can absolutely define happiness? Consequently, among mortals who can precisely enumerate pursuits upon absolutely defining happiness? And finally, among mortals who can exhaustively calculate, measure even estimate preferences, objectives even necessities after precisely enumerating pursuits upon absolutely defining happiness?

      Yet pursuits of happiness obviously springing from individual preferences, objectives even necessities, are determined as rights quite illogically, emotionally, selfishly, arbitrarily, presumptuously, always erroneously, never unanimously, often popularly else oligarchically, thus legislatively followed by unethically forceful means to covetously advantageous ends.

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Oh yore's smirk, lore's curt frown, per damn metaphors
Cloaked storms gowned by social norms (a fuckin' hoar)
Hence sounds of silent words, while neon twilight stirs
The felines' purrs and canines' slurs, as whiskey ensures

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Come let us Reason. Peace is always a Choice.
Study, Ponder, Labor, till last Breath.




Copyright © 2019 by D.C. Quillan Stone

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