If you know for certain that I didn't hear kids worrying about going to hell and that I heard it from Pascal, then you are delusional, or my strict religious upbringing was all an illusion. Whatever. I think the poem holds together on an emotional level for some who have struggled with religious belief and what it means. I am not strongly Buddhist or Taoist, but appreciate some of their philosophies. Someday I’ll figure out how you can be so confident in knowing what I think and believe.

Yoda says all kinds of grammatically correct things, like "Ah, father. Powerful Jedi was he, powerful Jedi." and "it is much easier to spend time writing comments to poems than actual poems" - stuff like that. -no cookie jar-

WELL, I responded - but I think she will too, since I didn't get the comment emailed to me; she prolly did.

Crap. All of these comments are meant for Dovina. Now Shuushin will respond and she'll never know.

Incidentally, this poem doesn't really hold together.

You didn't hear kids saying that, you heard Pascal. Are you a Buddhist?

You seem to have no idea about Yoda's usual syntax. "A powerful Jedi is he" is grammatically workable; therefore, Yoda would have said "A powerful Jedi he is" or, even better, "he powerful a is Jedi." -No cookie-

Is that a trump?

Why can't you just admit that a belch can be, and indeed often is, weak?

Hey! Funny math words! -0- :-(

Jesus Christ.

As far as you are concern. You are not married, so you don't know how to treat him until it happens to you. Don't let your imagination run wild, besides he can't do no more than she let him do. Sure you would want to kill him, but would you kill her to? my son!