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The Great Art overlooks the killing, that is a spoiling of the eunuchs
Instead she watches the breaking of a finger, and The Great Artist always chooses the little one. Itâs a fact. Every woman is, from head to her little finger An impossible being. Therefore her breaking is a gift You have it or you donât, the rest is all about exercise. The Great Artist hates the women (thought to be) beautiful. This is the first Rule This is, after all, His Failure and Salvation. Every woman, after His infallible logic, is a bitter flower. So, it must die. She has to give birth, more accurately said, she has to be born, To bend under the hands and feet of the Absolute gardener. This is, briefly, the first lesson of all: being hit means, to you, Being under the protection of God. God speaks to you or not He gives you food, water, or sends you to bed without anything. If He wants, He makes you happy with a glance. If He wants, He can have you anytime, anywhere. This is the great Secret. It binds itself in the flesh. Any ignorant Would laugh and yawn out of his great Christian ignorance. This is how the Great Artist speaks: âyour little finger is a bird, it is also heaven. a passion for paradox an unbearable lightâ. You know, that if you feel you are what you are, you do not have to answer back You are not allowed. You may smile, with all of your skin and bones. Smiling, you Shall die suffocated by happiness.
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