Giotto, According To Tradition, Without A Compass Or Moving Any Arms, Drew A Perfect Circle. But I Think The Nobler Work Is...By Joshua Aaron Guillory Poem by Joshua Aaron Guillory

Giotto, according to tradition, without a compass or moving any arms, drew a perfect circle. But I think the nobler work is to draw people together into a perfect union of love. That's the message of Christ, and mission of his disciples, which can only come through peace. You can break Priscian's head, but you can't break the rules of God, to have the best possible existence. And to manifest heaven, you have to cast away hell. A way to do it is to blast it away. Thomas Paine wrote it down, Clarence Norris lived it down, some have spoken it down, and others have physically brought it down. Trusting imperfection is like trusting ice to remain frozen in a microwave—or expecting a baby to wear extra large underwear (in its original state or condition) . Beat the drum for Jesus and God will beat the devil for you. I pray you have a wonderful and blessed day. And may God continue to bless you. (Peace and Love!) - Joshua Aaron Guillory

(message composed by me on September 18,2023, at 11: 17 A.M.) (September 19,2023,6: 25 A.M.) [Giotto di Bondone] [without moving his arms] [draw/bring people together] [into a/in a] [mission for his disciples] [can break/may break] [heaven/Heaven] [hell/Hell] [spoke it down] [ice/ice cream/ice-cream] [they fought it down] [and they brought it down] [or extra-large] [or in its original shape or condition] [or beat the drums for Jesus] [or Jesus, and God] [the devil/the Devil] [or continually bless you]

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