Humanities Divisions & Juxtapositions

Juxtapositions &
Humanities Divisions

I. Triad.

You have to be 3 persons
to be One: Jane Goodall,
Chimp, & Jane&Chimp,
too: all three at once.

Improve my terms,
what ever works to
differ & relate: yin,
yang, & the yin-yanger
(S) too.

Subject, Object &
The Jectifier: Me,
Myself, &
IamthatIam.

3: count them.

Inner Person. Outer Person
and then the Person who's
neither the outer person nor
the inner person nor NOT
not the outer or inner person
but both neither& not, not &
neither: the hardest of the
three to represent.

Can you conceive & imagine
a box that boxes itself?



Father, Son, & Holy Ghost, say:
made in the image of the image
of imago dei?.

3 in1in3 never the less
each containing the other..

Got to speak out of 3 sides of my
mouth at once and even then
I can’t do IT justice.

IT, said.

What I'm talking about.
Three persons in one.
One in Three.

II. Addiction

For all practical purposes an
addict might as well be
Afghanistan, Iraq, or Iran:
“Oh, say: can't you see from
an American point of view?
Here’s how we do things
taking care of business.”

Have you ever been under the
influence? Functional perhaps,
jogger by day, cutter behind
closed doors, nervous Nelson
watching calories & washing
hands? Panic in the library.
Dread driving home on the
lookout for improvised
explosive devices,
addicted to
love?

III. Emergent Properties

Flannery O’Connor claimed to
write a moment of grace into
each of her stories: emergent
phenomena generating maybe
immaculate conceptions.

Oh, I get it!

* a granny receives the light just
before she’s shot by a serial killer.

* a control-it farm manager gored
by her own bull learning the lesson
of letting go.

* a Harvard Philosophy Phd loses
her glasses & wooden leg to a bible
salesman who rips-off her support
systems in the hayloft..

* a hermaphrodite unveils how
comfortable in his & her own
skin at the county fair.
“God made me this old way.”

* a small boy lets the river carry
him away: if a little baptism
is good, a lot is better.

* a husband tattoos the face of Jesus
on his back so his wife might accept
his terms of desire..

Amazing grace. Oh, happy day.
A good man is hard to find.

Similarly: I leave errors in each of my
posts not on purpose but there they
are: surprising emergent phenomena &
facts of lie: flaws faults foibles faux pas
solecisms mistakes misspellings split
infinitives dangling elements terminal
prepositions comma splices open
parentheticals: spots that blemish
macular degenerations a wretch like
me generates out of my ongoing original
spin.. How sweet it is .

xxxooo, Presbyter