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And the fight is on,
by JASMIN HORST E. P. SEILER   
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What in hell does it take?

 
 
 
Get lost she said, get off my property, you’re trespassing, she addressed the hornets, but I know, she meant me.
I am protecting my children, age seven and thirteen,
One was stung by them nasty beasties, not referring to her of course swatting away at the little critters near her front step.
I thought for a moment as the killing went on, I said, young lady, they are trying to do the same, if anyone should have feelings for them it should be you,
This didn’t get me anywhere, only bigger flyswatters brought she home, and more expletives, some I’ve never heard, despite my religious upbringings. Now I know, she goes to church most every Sunday, and prays the day away, asking the good lord to protect her loved ones, a noble undertaking in itself, but the thought of asking for the love of those little ones she had issues with, I doubt ever entered her head,
 
This is generally the state the world is in, the immediate and gratifying thought, that all is well, as long, as others go to hell, not me of course.
No more thought they give to the future of their thoughts and actions upon this world and Gods creatures in it, that they leave up to others, animal rights activists, or God forbid, the self righteous environmentalists.
I hear the reasoning, we need not obey, care, or understand nature, it’s just there, just there, for our use, if it brings rewards, all the better, especially if the rewards are immediate.
 
Wisdom of course, has religious aspects, yet it is as I see it not readily absorbed by the millions, that blindly, and mostly for convenience sake, translate it in to every day ordinary lives, and their or inactions actions upon it.
 
What in heavens name does it take, even with a minimum of intelligence, to reason, that if the birds and bees they poison, well, you better worry about your children, you better teach them, and first of all yourself, to live in harmony with all of Gods creation, matter of fact, you’d better be pro active to help them survive, that’s if you are truly concerned about your offspring’s survival, need I say more?
 
No, but the job of the hierarchy, the Sunday preacher, the priests, etc, best start teaching the true meaning of Gods love, best they start to enlighten the folks, instead of the sins of abortion, the immediate, but the sins of the horrendous abortions to come, Mother Earth is desperately waiting, stop abusing her and her offspring’s, and your should be just fine.
I ask one question, should you deserve another paradise, while deliberately destroying the one God created on this planet? My answer is no, you are guilty of murder, no, multiple, a holocaust, how can you pray for your little selfish rewards, would you like them delivered by Dominos Pizza, me, or Saint Peter, on TV?©13/09/2012


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Reviewed by Diana Legun (Reader)
Reviewed on October 1, 2012
This writing held my attention closely, Jasmine. Not only is your conviction wonderfully respectful where respect is warranted, but the tone with which you write this is filled with the voice of "love for all." Expressive humane being words. Thank you. ~~ Diana

Reviewed by Mr. Ed
Reviewed on September 14, 2012
What in hell does it take for people to open their eyes and hearts and see and feel? I very sadly have no idea, and there seem to be less and less people who even care about the fight to save this planet.

And it's just as bad in your country as it is in mine. My poem this morning is extremely sad and extremely disheartening - 'Extinction Is Forever.'

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