9. A Lapse In Nature's Judgment

The Story Must Be Told

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4.8 • 530 Ratings

🗓️ 27 March 2018

⏱️ 23 minutes

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Summary

we are each of us a product of wriggling porcelain tails and elusive siren eggs. we forget how we once were two. no more, nuh uh, mm hmm. today, we remember our gooey beginnins, we cherish our genome, and we mourn the fallen, of which there are incalculable. weep! go on! Invocation Liturgical Reading: “A Lapse in Nature’s Judgment” Concluding Prayer Church Bulletin this here? this here is a treat for you, tasty n fresh. gosh, i love watchin you eat it, seein it dribble down yon chin. juicy!

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0:00.0	The
0:07.0	The My agent. My aged face, the pain in my joints,
0:44.7	and the incontinence of my flaccid dripper.
0:50.3	Thank you for such reminders of Jan Frailty.
0:55.0	We declare now every yearning,
0:58.0	the story must be told.
1:02.0	The story must be told.
1:09.0	A reading from the book of scrambles and the book of blood logs titled,
1:20.4	A Lapse in Nature's Judgment. judgment.
1:37.2	Flippy had no eyes to know the dark and no brain to no fear, but he knew he was cramped.
1:43.8	Inside the vast deference, 60 million of Flippy's siblings writhed, pressing porcelain bodies against one another, crushing some,
1:46.4	injuring others, and making all prey for the moment of release.
1:50.6	Flippy was named Flippy because he had a stubby, crooked flagellum. It spun him in little circles
1:56.4	any direction he swam. Every millimeter of Flippy achieved, took four times the energy and three times as long.
2:03.9	The only two months old, he felt like a decrepit three-monther, ready for the body to rip him
2:09.2	apart and reabsorb his bits. The old coward's death. Already his beady head was lacerated
2:16.8	by his litter mate's aggressive, healthy tales.
2:20.4	Flippy was tired all the time and never alone. He lived in a writhing environment of brothers
2:25.7	and sisters, and it was impossible to imagine a world without. The walls of the deference
2:32.1	pulsed, throbbing the fluid and its occupants in a sudden spin cycle.
2:37.7	He knew it was happening.
2:39.7	He had felt it happened before.
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