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Racing Issues

Why are we the human race rather than another extinguishing species? Why not the human species and not the cockroach race? Why is human nature intended as somehow supremely natural not within but faster than, above and beyond inferior sensual nature? Why is race, inhuman embrace-conflicted context, a qualitative noun, stultifying stasis, rather than a speeding verb toward shared finish line when everyone can win together where no one fully wins apart? Why is nature's race not yet declared as one indigenous Earth Tribe? Bicamerally endowed to celebrate Earth's rhythmic ordination of regenetic liturgy and syntax, grace racing veins full-blooded diverse healing homes of natural peace construction. What happened to issue as primal verb when babies issued from progenitors and words issued from mouths and blood issued from wounds and racing issued from DNA's polycultures, storytellers weaving diverse generative threads Remembering from whom and when we issue back before embracing human memory in dialectic dreamy nest of fractal tones polychronic texture 4 dimensioned structure rhythm rhyme dancing polycultured racing comic multicultural co-operative opera. Coincidental correlating races, humane natural places, issue forth to teach and humor and recess back to learn and decompose to mentor Nature's human embrace radical solidarity race rooted pace secured by leaving none behind Every living system ordained to race redeeming issues through singing flows of dancing waves linked through all spacetime. If race exponentially regenerates intergenetic issues, then this is more of a species relay race during which boundary lanes no more than trace and lace our deep seasoned swimming synchrony, blending genetic notes of freedom's harmony toward nature's unfinish-lined circling symphony.

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Date: 2/17/2015 5:29:00 PM
Deep...but rather intriguing - I enjoyed the journey! :-) john.
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