Dinner Guest
I dined with death tonight
He sat across from me
At a fancy dinner table
So I didn't cause a scene
He seemed to be, for lack of words
A gentleman per say
But his mannerisims showed
That he had seen darker days
The lights were dim and shadowed
His fingers on the walls
As he talked he twirled them
His voice a tender drawl
He held comfort in his eyes
And something deep within
Looking back and thinking now
I swear that that was sin
We sat and talked for hours
But no answers ever came
He treated all my questions
Like some silly game
His charm was undeniable
Though I told myself in vain
To try to remember
All the times he'd brought me pain
His breath was hot and thick
As he leaned into my ear
And whispered all
The things that I needed to hear
He stood, pushing back his chair,
As he went to take his leave
But I wasn't ready
So I grabbed him by his sleeve
I begged for him to take me
Free me from this place
A tear fell from my eye
While I pleaded out my case
He turned with a subtle grin
And held up his hand
He poised himself to pass along
Something old and grand
"There is a greater plan
Though you do not know
Your purpose here will come
It just needs time to show."
Comparisinability
Imagine a world devoid of comparison.
No longer would humans suffer to adhere to standards of beauty that are unobtainable.
No more would envy or jealousy have a place in our hearts.
ANY and ALL forms of prejudice and discrimination would cease.
Confidence would become a way of life instead of a daily struggle.
Contentment a state of being more easily achieved.
War would decrease for without comparisons, disagreeing is more honest.
Wealth would defined by an individual as opposed to society.
Love would be more lacking in insecurities.
Best would be a personal standard.
Can you imagine a world completely devoid of comparison?
Comparisinability: the inability of a human to make or draw comparisons from or to another human