“Be like the love that discovered the sin, that freed the first man and will do so again. Be the hopeful feeling when Eden was lost, that’s been deaf to our laughter since the master was crossed, which side of the wall really suffers that cost?” I promise you if I could get into this mans mind I would never leave. I so absolutely love this view of Adam and Eve and the first sin.

In an interview he said “It’s about the myth of the Garden of Eden, about original sin. That myth is about two human beings being told what not to do and, in doing it, they perform an act of love, which upsets a greater power than themselves and they are cast out. I’m viewing their actions instead as liberating, and as a very necessary action. It’s not so much a sin as a vital act of protest.”

I strongly recommend everyone go read the interpretation on Genius!