0031 Book Of Node



A fragment from the book of Node.  High dwelling places in this abode.

There I wish to dwell as my spirit longs for that dwelling place.

 The path of righteousness is narrow.  Take no vengeance, speak no evil, no unclean or violent thoughts. 

 I offer you pungent satire on a future not too far removed from our own. 

 Having beyond nuclear weapons.

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