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The Immaculate Conception
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Can something be more perfect than a thought conceived to be exactly as perfect as can be conceived

Asynerogenesis's genious
genious reflection

He 'ad contemplated with question
in an answer he 'ad 'ad
in response
to some proclaimed genious's
teaching lesson question

He had reckoned
the teachers mind exceeded
he mental tension
to reflect on the question
an' he had flunked?
the beginning course in cognitive reflection


without question

an' 'ad reduced his personal definition
of reflection
To a picture he 'ad

Of Christ in reflection
After the Crucifixion


An' sacrificed a change in 'is majot topic of study to
an easy course of
the art and pictures of martyrdom throughout history



a repeat student of

a same confused
genious teacher's
overextended pictorial library

of trickly presented perfectly unanswered questions


Anewly piously oriented graduated student of
an immaculate lesson
Asynerogenesis's geniuos's genious
then 'ad conceived
without a specific formal study
or rigourously prepared lesson

From his life's session


Marvin Eli Kirsh

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 Reviews of "The Immaculate Conception"
Reviewed by Erin Kelly-Moen
Reviewed on May 12, 2005
You've made me smile, Marvin Eli Kirsh, with delight, for you, your soul and your mind.

It seems to be a satiric awakening-awakening song, a realization of impotent bluff as opposed to gained worth, a need to continue the path of an intelligence labeled and branded by those who would keep the world as it is, confused, directed, herded and suppressed. It speaks of determination, ability and willingness to walk the crooked way while managing the crooked wiles in a manner that will help to straighten and smooth the satisfaction of completion of self, and, in the process, help humanity.

I think the continuous circle of repetition has been broken, by a man of power and sensitivity.

Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen



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