I am not usually a quote person. I typically find them overly romanticized.

I do however love this one. Couldn't find the Author.

"I screamed at God for all the starving children, and then I realized that all of the starving children were God screaming at me."

I found this after pondering God. Not theology. Not Jesus.

God.

He?

She?

Everything Good?

Love?

The order of nature?

Black matter?

Tangible entity?

Absolutely Everything?

This is by far my favorite mystery.

The French Milky Way

It was a still and collected night the first time
I saw the Milky Way Galaxy.
With many Germans, an American and a Polish,
we stood in the French countryside sipping wine
that very well could have come from these hills.

“Look” said Adam. I did and I saw
the faint mist.
A long strip, the opening of escape from our galaxy.
I thought,
“Oh My God, hes lost his marbles.”

“Look” said a German. I did and I saw
a giant crack in the sky with a green hue.
Like poison lips about to kiss.
I thought,
“Oh my God, a mouth that size doesn’t caress, it consumes.”

“Look” said a pointing finger. I did and I saw
a forgotten road.
Still with ruts from wagons and children.
I thought,
“Oh my God, this road can still be used!”

“Look” said creation. I did and I saw
a cut in its flesh.
Stars scattered like specks of blood from the wound.
I thought,
“Oh my God, let me out.”

To be honest though, I don't quite understand why this waterboarding thing is getting so much attention. So we can kill but not torture? Whats the difference? After all, when we kill, we torture the innocent . . . the family of those we kill. Lets just stop all of it.