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By Jack Joseph Smith

Do I have to be abstract They want the blood of God To make Thundred Birds,. and comfortable underware I never said that understanding me would be as hard as going to school This is what we have here, God's blood being spent on your fooling around; and this is God's blood, I mean everybody knows that this is where God came from You can not supply the world with Gods beginnings with what you know God does not want

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Do I have to be abstract rejects abstraction through God's blood, Thundred Birds, comfortable underware, school, fooling around, and the claim that the world's knowledge cannot supply God's beginnings.

The page combines theological fury with deliberately ordinary and misspelled terms. Its irreverence sharpens the charge that sacred origins are being spent on trivial comfort.

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A theological tirade against trivializing the sacred. The speaker resists abstraction -- 'Do I have to be abstract' -- then names the offense: 'They want the blood of God / To make Thundred Birds,. and / comfortable underware.' He protests that being understood should not be 'as hard as going to / school,' and charges that 'God's / blood' is 'being spent on your fooling / around.' The closing insists on limits: 'You can not supply the world with / Gods beginnings with what you know.' Source spellings ('Thundred,' 'underware,' 'Gods') are preserved.