Human Nature, the Sterling, the Fallacious, and the Hideous

By Salvador DeLaRosa

Forthwith molding all global decision-making is the eagerness to mend environmental and social restlessness and cultural deviation. Institutions and governments have been scrambling to find genuine solutions for the missteps of the past and present. These solutions have been able to eradicate future concerns, only to discover their resolve is of short-term relief, lending support to long-term misfortune. The cause is attributed to external factors beyond control of any or all societies, herewith realizing that all forms of governments and institutions are handled by individuals. Their approach to mend is unrealistic. A conceivable cause is human nature, if Im correct. Imagine appropriate everlasting resolutions to all past and present missteps. An acute calibration of the virtues can be accomplished by emaciating the vices, ultimately enriching our souls, and if Im mistaken, the wheels of history will continue spinning with invariable advancement or improvement of life.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Feb 28, 2017
• ISBN: 9781524585181

Salvador DeLaRosa

The Author prudently attempts to convey the prospect that the institutionalization of the world decries the outlier solution to nearly if not all societal issues, proclaiming a baseless innate fear of their own demise.

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The Color Of Suits

Traditional, contemporary, modern till this day are

distinguished by complexion

The fiber deeply embedded is the undeniable dissimilarity

amongst all

Complexion has at times interchanged when a quarrel alters the balance of an era

But the fiber immersed: after concretely crystallized will

never transmogrify

Justifying the value of tellurians unequivocally through the

view of iridescence is ignominious..

I was inspired to write The Color Of Suits after viewing Barack Obama hugging Hillary Clinton on the July 28th, 2016 Democratic Convention.

An inspiration of opportunity, two extremely powerful figures authenticating to the World that unity purges all impediments to overcome any type of social concern.

A Cent Or Less

A Sense Or Less

Rate of valuation of a spurious kinsperson is ultimately

determined in the realm of negative numbers, hopefully

above the ten foot realm

Sentient entities have obliterated ecological niches without a

cent of pity

Rationalization, hardly; encouragement for continuance is far

more acceptable

Mellifluous living sounds prohibitive, but freely obtainable

one sense at a time

Allocating immense value to ludicrous non essentials causing

a grave diversion of what really matters: US

Change, Is It Authentic Or Imaginary?

Is it possible for the World to change while human nature is at an impasse?

A bold statement to say, adjustments is the change that never

occurs

For the sake of simplicity, simple short term adjustments followed by abstract long term advancements carried over through generations proclaiming an alleged effect that change has taken place

Genuine metamorphosis of human nature would beg the

argument, why does history continue to repeat itself, we are

responsible for repeating it.

Even with the vast enhancements in technology, we continue

to falter upon the same mistakes since the beginning of time

as we know it

The Elected Garden

It’s demands are negligible in comparison to so many

extracted gifts destroying its sublime beauty

Imperious we are, to displace tenancy of any creature that

disrupts our future possessions

As the engraved thought of ownership has corrupted proper

definition of earth’s viability as a living organism(prediction

of the Gaia hypothesis), continuance to full destruction is

inevitable

Will we know whom to mourn on such a day, our destruction

or Earth’s

A Dickensian World Equals Social Divergence

A human balancing the scale of virtues at it’s epicenter is a rare breed indeed, a single unitary valorous action and a warranted entitlement to Knighthood and titled a munificent being is assured to proceed

"In 1914, Henry Ford doubled his workers’ pay from

$2.34 to $5 a day, recognizing that paying people