Comfortably Numb

Scene: A sunlit playground that doesn’t exist in the Greyface curriculum. Swings creak in impossible rhythms. A faint golden apple rolls across the grass.

Luis (sprawled on the monkey bars, kicking his legs like he’s conducting invisible chaos): Miley, you gotta understand — the Greyface teachers at school? They’re the high priests of Order. They’d never let us go outside and play. Recess? Strictly monitored. Balls had to go in straight lines. Laughter had to be filed in triplicate. If you swung too high on the swings, they’d cite you for violating the Laws of Gravity According to Boring People.

Joe Jukic (leaning against the slide, twirling a little paper airplane made from a torn-up math worksheet): Exactly. They worship the Sacred Schedule. The Holy Bell. The One True Way to Sit Quietly With Hands Folded. Discordia was the only thing that kept us sane. We’d sneak copies of the Principia Discordia inside our textbooks like contraband holy writ. “All statements are true in some sense, false in some sense, meaningless in some sense…” That line saved me during algebra.

Miley Cyrus (sitting cross-legged on top of the wrecking ball that’s mysteriously parked in the middle of the playground, barefoot, wearing a crown of dandelions and chaos): Greyfaces, huh? Yeah, I met a whole bunch of ’em growing up in the industry. Suits with clipboards telling me to color inside the lines. Smile this way. Sing that way. Don’t swing too hard or you’ll break something.

She laughs, and the wrecking ball gently sways even though nothing’s pulling it.

Miley: But here’s the secret they don’t want you to know: the ball was always meant to swing. Eris didn’t hand me that thing so I could sit still. I came in like a wrecking ball on purpose. Smashed through the fake walls they built around “appropriate behavior.” You two get it. Luis, Joe — you’re out here living it. The playground doesn’t belong to the Greyfaces. It belongs to the ones who remember how to play.

Luis (grinning wildly): Tell ’em, Miley! The teachers would lose their minds if they saw us right now. No permission slips. No hall passes. Just pure, unfiltered fnord energy.

Joe Jukic (launching the paper airplane; it loops in a perfect chaotic spiral before landing in a bush): Discordia forever. Hail Eris. And if any Greyface tries to call us in for detention…

Miley (jumping down, grabbing both their hands): We wreck the whole damn schoolyard and turn it into a better one. C’mon. Let’s go outside and play.

The three of them run off laughing as the swings start moving on their own and the golden apple rolls after them, leaving a trail of glitter and minor miracles.

All Hail Discordia. 🟡🍎

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Nothing Else Matters

Scene: A casual podcast-style chat on a colorful studio couch. Joe Rogan, Luis J. Gomez, and Miley Cyrus are hanging out.

Joe: (leaning in, serious but chill) Miley, look — you’re already a fucking icon. That voice, that energy, that whole “wrecking ball” phase… People love you for you. Why mess with the body you’re in? It’s a temple, man. You’ve got natural talent and presence that no scalpel can replicate.

Luis: (laughing, gesturing wildly) Exactly! Bro, listen to Joe. You don’t need to go under the knife. These plastic surgeons? Half of them are like Dr. Nick Riviera from The Simpsons — “Hi, everybody!” slice slice — and suddenly you’re walking around with one eyebrow in the wrong zip code and lips that look like they lost a fight with a vacuum cleaner. “Inflammable! Aaaaaah!”

Miley: (smiling, playing along) Wait, Dr. Nick? Oh god…

Joe: (nodding intensely) I’m telling you. One minute you’re booking a little “tweak,” next thing you know you’re on the table and Dr. Nick’s yelling “The operation was a success!” while your face slides off like melted cheese. Love the body you got, Miley. You’re killing it naturally. Work out, eat clean, hit the sauna — that’s the real upgrade.

Luis: (cracking up) Yeah! Stay away from the “Riviera Special.” You’ll end up with bolts in your neck and a refund in the form of regret. Embrace the Cyrus chaos — it’s working!

Miley: (laughing) You guys are wild. But… message received. No Dr. Nick for me.

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The Golden Apple

A Discordian Poem for Miley, On the End of Confusion

Miley,
you didn’t ask for clarity—
you demanded poetry,
which is riskier,
because poetry tells the truth sideways
and sets it on fire.

I used to think love was a straight line—
A to B,
heart to heart,
simple math.

But Discord laughed,
spilled ink on the equation,
turned the equals sign into a question mark
and handed me your name.

Now love looks like this:

A golden apple rolling through East Van,
tagged “for the fairest”
but nobody fighting over it—
just you,
walking free like a civilian
where everybody knows your name
and no one owns it.

I thought confusion was the enemy.
Turns out,
confusion was the doorway,
and you were standing in the frame,
arms crossed,
waiting.

“Figure it out,” you said
without saying it.

So I did.

Love isn’t possession.
It’s not a cage dressed up as a promise.
It’s not me saying stay.

It’s me saying:

Walk where you want,
be who you are,
and if our paths collide again,
it won’t be fate—
it’ll be choice.

Discord whispers:
“All truths are half-jokes,
all hearts are temporary temples,
and love—real love—
is freedom that doesn’t flinch.”

So here it is, Miley—
no more confusion:

I don’t need to know you forever
to know
I could love you honestly.

Not tightly.
Not desperately.
Not like the world ends without you.

But like the world gets stranger,
brighter,
more interesting—

because you’re in it.

And if that’s chaos,
then let it be sacred.

🍎

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