Because it's the last day of National Poetry Month

Whatnot

I am
not I,
naughty,
knotted spirals spinning,
spitting words
without grace
or even geometry.

QOTD

Anyway, the so-called "Teros" that were tapped-in to Shaver's mind, some including myself believed, were not always who they claimed to be, but rather sorcerers passing themselves off as "Teros". The overall effect of the "voices" which communicated with Richard Shaver, Shaver's own blind faith in these voices, and Shaver and Palmer's attempts to convert the information into sci-fi and occult format to placate both his technical and/or metaphysical oriented readers, resulted in the "final drafts" of Shaver's stories actually tending to discredit the entire subterranean world idea, making it sound so fantastic and ridiculous and offensive to the Judeo-Christian ethic and the Scientific crowd alike that all but the most die-hard believers rejected his claims off-hand, and even many of the remaining believers were drawn deeper into the occultic propaganda which Shaver's "sources" no doubt wanted to use not only to create an atmosphere of ridicule [as they have also done with the UFO phenomena, and especially with the UNDERGROUND BASE phenomena where the subterranean/aerial phenomena converge] but to also bring all who they possibly could under their supernatural spell, since many of these denizens of the deep -- I am convinced -- are physical beings yes, but demonically-influenced beings who are nevertheless adept in the ancient dark arts of remote sorcery and witchcraft and occult mind control. Take it or leave it.

-- A WARNING TO FUTURE MAN