Speaking out against the Fraternization of our Youth.

For too long we have been promiscuous;

we have allowed our blind ambitions,

and fruitless desires murk our intentions.


We have filled our lives with unnatural obligations,

and as a result our lives are not worth the cost of living.


Without a collective goal there is no hope for humanitarianism;

that goal must be the resurrection of our mythology and nature.


We must divine new methods of osmogrification

as our methods of entropy have excommunicated us.


For too long we have given in to civilization,

with not a concern towards bewilderment

and the continuation of biological evolution.

 

Soon the homogenization of our world

will leave us devoid of all things special.


Therefore it is our duty to make sacrifices,

or else we cannot be forgiven by our destiny.


With no mercy on our souls,

and without mercy for the world,

we will be denied our right to life.

 

That's one possibility. Another is that your life is ruled by pragmatic definitions.


I don't need to ever hear anything like that from anybody ever again,

so next time you think about posting that garbage, just forget about it.

 

I thought this was the Philosophy forum, not the Boring Idiot forum.

If saying what I feel means being misunderstood than my purpose is to be misunderstood.

 

You're right; it must mean what Oscar Zeta Jones thinks it means. Shut up.


It's not like my writing could be viewed as a metaphor; that's such a façade.

Whatever, I'm sure ~80% of all dead famous poets would agree with you anyway.


I Googled the issue ( the source of all knowledge, Google ) ;

Divine only appeared as an adjective and a noun describing holiness;

however, Divination, according to the God, Google states:

the practice of attempting to foretell future events or discover

hidden knowledge by occult or supernatural means.


So then I googled "divine as a verb" and got different results,

one definition states: to discover by intuition or insight;

Divine as a verb exists even on the Myriam website.


However, I admit, I simply made-up the word Osmogrification,

from the word osmosis ( which is the net movement of molecules through a permeable membrane )

and of course, I have absolutely no personal authority to make language my own,

since, afterall, language was never actually created by people, but

a gift from a divine being that exists beyond our perceptions.


*sigh* That being said, you are entitled to your opinion, and I respect that.