Thursday, August 10, 2006

dirty socks

this is not funny. the way you treat your socks is a direct reflection of how you live and the best indication of where your life is going. and, your dirty socks say nothing about where you have been. true your past is their identity. still, what's telling is that you choose to keep wearing them

dirty socks

some feet wear their socks until all color is battered in catatonic cloth, until messy little unthinkables are welded by pressure of disregard, and, until it is embarrassing only to witnesses. the feet wearing them are conditioned to this madness, naturally, nothing is amiss

dirty socks

when you step into someone's home and are asked to remove your shoes, there's an understanding. the understanding: shoes carry more filth of unknowns and unsuspecteds than socks; in removing shoes you are entering with a clean to cleaner footing. basic understanding

it is never understood that inside your shoes, that attached to your feet is indescribable repugnance. and, heaven help us if you are asked to remove your socks. the necessity of this request is embarrassing - for everyone tuned in. and, it's scary- can your feet possibly be clean

dirty socks

your feet are not clean means your path is not clean. you knowingly soil your blessing of movement to anything better means you knowingly sabotage the movement to your future. footing on heels enveloped in filth means approaching life and future on disheveled ground

dirty socks = schools or wedding chapels or birthing centers built on unsettled burial ground

very bad foundation

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