Please Love the Hell Out of Me

January 18, 2012 — 3 Comments

I don’t have to die to visit Hell, you know. My decisions are empowered to make this Earth a living, breathing Hell. For myself and for those in close proximity.

I need to be inoculated. I need a cure. An antidote, as it were.

Human love is like those things. It’s capable. Potent. I need it, and when administered properly, it’s up to the task. Of course, sometimes it takes routine doses over a period of time, and the results may not be immediately obvious, but it works. Can we agree that in patient, human love there is a quiet, steadfast, resilient aptitude to remove Hell from a place, or better yet, a person?

How much more so, then, could a divine love, assuming one exists, do the same.

Chris Ames

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I am an Internet citizen, sarcasm enthusiast, and product midwife. I am married to my lovely Dewdette, and we have 3 children: TheArtist, TheSmilingOne, and Boy.

3 responses to Please Love the Hell Out of Me

  1. Good to see you writing again. Keep those unique insights coming. Loved your video of the kids at the park.

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