Man of the World
By Jon Rappoport | NoMoreFakeNews.com | OutsideTheRealityMachine
Image by Giovanni Paolo Pannini [PD]
On the night he was born
He stole a billion dollars
Engineered from the mathematics of his crib
He bought and sold oil on paper
And digital gold mines in the Orion Belt
He was taught Homer and the songs of the great wanderers, and at a tender age, strolling through long gardens, bought all the insane asylums in New York State
Upon graduation from an academy no one could find on a map, he wrote a dissertation, My Disenchantment with Non-Lethal Viruses
He rapidly rose in the ranks of an army that was unattached to any nation and he broke ground on a chain of banks invented to launder
Any item in the galaxy that wasn’t nailed down
It was once reported: he loves cats and insects under glass and drinks a glass of sherry before dinner
According to his wife, whom no one knows, when he speaks during dreams at night, he moves fluidly between Latin and 3350 BC Sumerian
He helps the poor
He derides the irresponsibly rich
He wants more trees
And no automobiles
He plans to reincarnate as a pandemic
His name is stricken from all university curricula and rivers run or are dammed by his task forces
He writes: I wonder how I can hold legal title to the night and the mystifying shapes that run across the mind
I wonder how I can reduce the planet to a molecule in a bell jar on my father’s mantle
I wonder if there is a theoretical absolute to how many boxes of crimes within crimes can be structured in a single government
He plays tennis on his lawn Thursday afternoons with an old friend whose face he tries to remember
He opens a safe in his study wall and removes a black box and presses colored buttons whose functions have escaped him
He walks along the old creek on a summer afternoon and thinks back to a time whose images have faded
and may have originally been inserted by a machine
He picks a flower from a grave and pauses to consider whether he is buried there
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(Man of the World reprinted here with permission of the of the author.)
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