Carbon love: a poem of sorts

December 23, 2008 02:33 PM EST (Updated: December 23, 2008 03:28 PM EST)

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Embrace your wife, laugh with the children

bake a new kind of cookie, sing if so moved

love is invisible; it cannot be sensed

like carbon dioxide- it is proven only

by the evidence it leaves- but nonetheless

is real

If I believed in God, I would say- rather like him.

Tags: global warming, love, belief

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Lee P. Dec 23, 2008, 3:05pm EST

So sad that you don't believe in God, but the poem is a nice testiment to love and God is love.

Thank you for sharing, may all you days be happy and bright.

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Chris W. Dec 23, 2008, 3:22pm EST

I was trying for some irony there Lee. It's like, yes, I know that climate change comes from carbon dioxide, I know that human love exists, but I don't buy the God thing. It's supposed to leave you thinking about my chain of reasoning and puzzling if I am right or wrong about all three questions.

I don't actually miss the God thing, too busy with the other two.

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