Unholy Punishments

"God punishes us for what we can't imagine." Stephen King What we can't imagine is what we won't imagine for lack of polypathic priority, for too much fullness of rotting exegetical Promise. What I won't imagine becomes what I would never choose to invest in, to nurture, both filled with fear of self-emptying prophecy and overflowing with love for Earth's other-fulfilling potentiality; robust resilient with or without us regenerate opposite of delineating pathology through superego's anthro-absence. We evolve healthy wealth becomings truncated by static nonverbal then verbal ...isms, unimaginably ebbing and flowing what we have not yet hypostatically imagined dynamic, ergodically patterned, bionically rhythmed creolically rocked and matriarchal understory schism-rolled rewards of and for Earth's echo imagining bicamerality, sacred nondual ecology. God's punishment is for what we won't imagine, multiculturally polypathic together.