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Wednesday, December 14, 2005
WHEN YOU DIE (A POEM).
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When you die And I'm speaking to every single person in this room
When you die And when you get to Hell
And you're bent over
And your pants are down
And the Devil comes over
And sticks you with his Pitchfork
In your ass:
What do you think that's going to feel like? What is that going to feel like, inside of your head, while that's happening? While that's really happening? For a hundred million years?
(I'm sorry. That is such an exaggeration. I mean, in a hundred million years, you will just barely have started to be raped in the ass by Satan--forever. A hundred million years is nothing! It is a blink of an eye compared to the length your sentence in Hell.)
I'll answer my own question Since you obviously won't
What does it feel like, to be jabbed with the Devil's pitchfork?
I'll tell you what it feels like.
It feels exactly like regret.
That's what regret is. It's the devil sticking his fingers into your belly, right here [indicates stomach]. Right here, but in the fourth dimension, and wiggling his fingers all around. That's what regret is. That's all it is. And that's why your regret is so hard to let go of.