The Perfect Toilet

Just a ring in the loo

12/14/2009

Joel Akin

How many circles does it take to make a square? It takes as many holes as we dig for the sake of the loo.

Today we cement in the loo but in the days of old they built them in the middle not just of a swamp but in the middle of everywhere because men needed to be trained.

Today we break taboos all the time by putting them about a mile or two apart but inside of a building. If we want heat for the loo then we have to build one big and better because the will of men is to poo or poop and if they poo they yellow the sea but if they brown it then the sea is lost.

This is why time is the bill of a new idea.

Time means that it begins at the top of the sea and the sea bears it down to the end. Now the top of the sea is really a plop on the land and if we think that sounds gross it might be if we think that everything is eaten and then delivered onto the ground or onto the sea. Fish go poop in the sea day and night. They loose themselves everywhere and yet at one time not all things in the sea were unclean according to the bible.

How? The answer is that all things in life were made up of old lines and lines were people who wanted in to the sea so they could live there full time.

However there were none who wanted to lug dung all over the world with them so they dumped it and that may still be the law for the deep of the sea and that is good. The deep of the sea is when you are allowed to put your dung, as it is and without chemicals, into the sea because the fish like it and eat it even if that sounds gross.

The shark is one part of the story and only one part. There are creatures all over the world who eat nothing and by that they eat nothing that we would want.

They eat the dung of life and they eat the dung of the world. They eat dung day after day and they eat it ‘til they have nothing but life in them.

This is because fish want to live and like all things of life they want to dream.

Thus when the sea carries in things the fish and plants or the like of living plants eat and eat and eat until the sea itself is gone and nothing in the sea is left to eat.

Now the fish of the sea eat what is left of each other. They eat of each other because fish are meant to eat of things that men help to bring into the sea.

Men always did but when our age came along we stopped it. We said “No more mess” and it meant that no one out there had the gall to be anything but a house of men in the sea or men in the sea feeding them at land which is good if they continue it because fish need communion to know they are the side of life that is life with men who are next to the communion of the creator.

When we throw out life we throw it out with deliberate notions of right and wrong. One is that we do not help the creature. We let the creature be itself in nature and we struggle, not just to live by this decree but to live in a decree that is life to the sea or life to the plea of the creature.

Thus when it comes to the perfect toilet, though we may seem to go off, we have to leave the sea part open. The sea part is where the creature gathers and that is on the journey.

Thus for those who don’t want port to be the place to create a hole for the fish we can take the dung out and liberate it all in the deep. Thus the perfect toilet is a place I believe must be made by men to allow our dung to live again but in the house of the fishes.