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Are we One in some Cosmic (or is that Comic) Con- sciousness? Or in some collective subconscious? Are we autonomous little cells of awareness? Are we each a dab of cytoplasm in a hugh societal amoeba? Are we savage evolutionary competitors? Are we the nightmare of some restless diety who ate too much hot sauce, and will we burst like a bubble when he awakens? Perhaps . perhaps we are each one poems writ by nature on the wings of minds, ancient sons and daughters of the earth and sky. Or icicles melting in a soundless void, supported by nothing. Or maybe we're just random spots of gravy on the tie of some snoozing joker in a space-time continuum. Christ, I don't even know if I'm passing anthro! I may be dandruff on the collar of life. Whatever we are— whatever I am—I guess we're stuck with each other. I only know what I wish was true—that's all anyone knows. That's reality, maybe. Kind of weird, I guess, walking along here wondering what I am, what is real. Maybe truth is beauty, and beauty truth. I learned that in English 271. Hopefully, we still have time to wonder while we're here. Creighton Abrams and the 7:25 from Scarsdale can wait a bit. Forever, for all I care. As I pursue my secret self, as we pass one another with knowing eyes and unsure minds, as we select our goals with pleasure or outrage, there is time to wonder about morality and reality. There should be. Too soon many of us will be machines. That's why we always vow to do more personal reading then we ever do. That's why we're disappointed in ourselves during the summer when after work we neb- bish in front of the tube instead of doing something worth doing. Like reading; like books. There may be an alternative to papers, work and deoderant ads. What would be on your list of must read if locked away in a library for a month ? Portnoy's Complaint? Valley of the Dolls? Ulysses? Little Women? The collected poems of John Scott Trotter? The Teamster's Union Manifesto? The Social life of the North American Culex Mosquito?
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