If I'm being honest--if that's you're real name-- If I were a musician every note I wrote would be called "Kitsch." My melodies would be scorned, and my songs made a laughingstock.
If I were a cook, and cooked perfect dishes, with simple ingredients Then the world would want complex ingredients, and dry morsels.
If I were an artist, if I painted Picasso, the world would want Rembrandt And if I painted Rembrandt, the world would cry out for Picasso.
If I were a sculptor, and I sculpted David, the world would cry for Duchamp's Fountain. If I were lazy, and wanted to hang a blanket drenched in menstrual blood, they'd cry for the Pieta.
If I were a singer, they'd want rap... and if a rapper, they'd want Sinatra's perfect chords. If I were a grocer, whatever meat I was selling, they'd want whatever other brand there is.
If I like Raviolis, the world likes Rigatoni. If I like the Eagles, the world likes the Cowboys. If I like Romantic Poets, the world likes Postmodernist Poets. If I like meat, the world likes bugs. If I like milk, the world likes water. If I liked water, the world would like milk, Romance Poets, Philadelphia Teams and a fat steak. If I like Chess, the world will immediately hate my openings, and my theory, and anything I do. If I play Sicilian, they'll play King's Gambit. If I play a Benoni, they'll call it wrong.
If I do read Frankenstein and enjoy it... just watch what the world does to Mary Shelley. If I find a single truth, the world cries it is foul. If I say a single falsehood, it jumps upon my back, and sticks me with a Trident.
If I drove a forklift at a warehouse, no matter my ethics, The world's would be the opposite's.
So, I choose Christ, knowing this is not my world But yours. For, you'll be crowned.
Mark 13:51Jesus saith unto them, Have ye understood all these things? They say unto him, Yea, Lord. 52Then said he unto them, Therefore every scribe which is instructed unto the kingdom of heaven is like unto a man that is an householder, which bringeth forth out of his treasure things new and old.
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