It has become exceedingly obvious that our technology has exceeded our humanity. Albert Einstein, German-American theoretical physicist
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DESTINY
by
Jamie Dedes
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The unconscious wake of the city canyon lined
with monolithic buildings, a modern Stonehenge –
an outright lie, the feeling that a wee human can
do anything walking down this asphalt valley
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though wise hawks flee to the countryside and those
thrusting window ledges are home to pigeons who
coo piteously at the traffic below, a parade of some
silly folk wearing fetching clothes and trusting
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their sugared dreams to the midnight winds and
others arrogant who trip the ego fantastic and
hammer at their expectations with stone fists well
weighted by iron beliefs. It’s all mythology because
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cultures die, worlds end, nothing should surprise,
but better to play and pretend our end didn’t begin
a century ago with the Wrights at Kitty Hawk and
that somehow, somehow we’ll outsmart our destiny.
Photo credit – Peter Griffin, Public Domain Pictures.net.


‘ That somehow, somehow, we will outsmart destiny:…love this line!
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