Moon Theory

Moon Theory

He put on display that what our progenitors had to say was all encoded in our DNA.  The counsel shouted him out with aspersions and doubts!  They claimed that he didn't know what he was talking about.  They said one would have to be out of their head to believe what he had read and that he should be ashamed of what he had said.  So instead of them being astonished he found himself to be admonished.  Without decorum he was escorted out of the forum.

It was how such politics ticked and they even labeled him a lunatic. They were weary of his moon theory.  They did not want to accept that his insight might be right.  They stood opposed to what he proposed because it could explain the petals on every rose.  They laughed at the math that could explain a giraffe.  They claimed that he had drank too much from the carafe. They booed him off of the stage when he said it was possible not to age.  For him his mind had been released from a cage and now he could see what could be where every possibility stretched into infinity.

Though they claimed him to be a lie he did not cry.  Instead he continued to try.  He continued to explore for more and from what he saw there was a cure for the poor and a cure for war.  He took what he knew and he drew.  He refined his designs and improved his mind.  He came to understand that man could expand.  Ideas were like grains of sand.  Though against his ideas they fought he traveled at the speed of thought.  His philosophy traveled at such a velocity that he could exceed light speed.  Time was but a sublime chime whose tone could be owned.  All the little children needed was to be shown.

So they let the fool teach in school.  The counsel turned out to be the clown with a frown.  Every blossom blossomed.  What the children knew grew.  Being smart became an art.  Where it was dark there was a bright spark.  Unleashed upon the world was exponential potential.  The secrets in our DNA had paved the way.  The counsel was in dismay and scurried about in disarray.  Some members knelt down to pray and of course they had nothing to say.  They were no longer able to keep the moon theory at bay.  It astonished them that he did not admonish them.  He did not shout them out with aspersions and doubts!  He ran the forum with decorum.

Orrin K. Loftin, Explorer

Copyright?  When to believe is to achieve.

October 20^th, 2013