Zeus

The BWD in 2003
July 4

Happy Independence (self-supporting) Day
You are the fireworks.




Lightning strikes US church as preacher asks god for a sign.


It was an electrifying sermon that stunned the congregation in the town of Forest (soft) in the state of Ohio (questioning). The visiting (unfamiliar) preacher (authority) had been stressing the action of penance (self-sacrifice), when he called on the heavens above, and it answered with more than leave a message at the tone. It was the tone.

Everyone could hear Zeus rolling gray storm clouds down the bowling alley of the sky, as the tension built and the storm swelled like a barometric pressure gauge.

For it is Zeus that represents the collective emotional climate and responds to fluctuations personified as threatening storm clouds on the horizon, or the earsplitting bolt of electric (blue) energy designated to get one’s attention. (Like duh? Does lightning have to strike you?)

So much attention in fact, that the church didn’t notice it was on fire for 20 minutes.

Zeus is riveting in his motivating presentation of discharge of light, and then soothing as an aftermath. Nothing clears the air like a good storm.

Keyword for Zeus: awesome, just fuckin' awesome.