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Souls and Black Holes
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I have my own theory about where souls go after the body has been used up somehow. The human body is a host...what will the next host be?


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Black holes are  mystery
What could their pupose be
I've heard there is a light
Other end not in sight

Nothing escapes their pull
That is a certain rule
Souls energy sucked in
Sees light as it does spin

Every birth has it's life
Vaginal birth is strife
Far at the other side
New light so take the ride

Tunneling once again
Black holes give birth at end
In some new form take hold
Maybe a bit more bold



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 Reviews of "Souls and Black Holes"
Reviewed on December 23, 2012
Easier to leave than to be born
When we are born we breath in and out
When we leave we merely breath out but...
Naught into a black hole we go, I know :)

Love and Light
Lily

Reviewed by D Johnson
Reviewed on December 22, 2012
Consider this, I am writing this comment after drinking four cups of coffee, which I've been told is not available yet in the 'Black Hole' and listening to some funky jazz blowing through my headphones directly into what remains of my gray matter...and I've forgotten what I was going to say, except, really cool write.
Cheers,
Dan

Reviewed by George Carroll
Reviewed on December 22, 2012
I guess there are black holes in this life that suck us in and we can never escape their pull or allure.

Reviewed by Jerry Bolton
Reviewed on December 22, 2012
Cannot solve the mystery of the black hole, much like the mystery of the ability to reproduce life in human form and all the other inhabitants of this planet as they, too, carry on, nonplussed, continuing to reproduce they own particular species. I understand the planted seed and all the rest, still, it is a mystery to me.

Reviewed by Budd Nelson
Reviewed on December 22, 2012
a very interesting write i liked it a lot
budd

Reviewed by Ed Matlack
Reviewed on December 21, 2012
My next soul will be that of a dog or worse yet, a cat...I don't like cats...;-) e


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