Everything Is Entropic

en·tro·py

\ˈen-trə-pē\
noun

plural  en·tro·pies

1

:the degree of disorder or uncertainty in a system 

2

: the degradation of the matter and energy in the universe to an ultimate state of inert uniformity 

3 :a process of degradation or running down or a trend to disorder

We all begin life on a path towards death

We can not not escape it

We can only escape our minds

We can not escape the grip death already has on every facet of our lives

We can only escape the fear of it

A republican can die

A democrat can die

Death yields itself not to self righteousness nor an upright walking man

For he too is under her grip

Living is the only escape life offers from the fear of death

But to not experience living because we are focused on the death itself, 

Why starve ourselves of the joys of living 

Feast yourself on the feat of living and not the descent of dying

For we all, are entropic

The picture is a homeless man in front of a defunct church supply business. Could this be an indication or sad example of irony of what happens when churches focus on business profits as opposed to Christ-like humanitarian efforts.