Whimsy

whimsy (noun) · whimsey (noun) · whimsies (plural noun) · whimseys (plural noun) 

playfully quaint or fanciful behaviour or humour: "the film is an awkward blend of whimsy and moralizing" a thing that is fanciful or odd: "the stone carvings and whimsies" 

a whim: "a clean slate on which to enter information in the form that suits your whimsy" 

Origin early 17th century (in the sense ‘caprice’): probably based on whim-wham.

God´s Capricious or Gods whim

The Gods didn´t thought if everything would be Capriciously, whimsically well thought out, created and done.

Day and night, blue sky and dark black, light, white stars, white moon, sunlight and fire, warm, hit. Universe, solar system, planets, atmosphere... shield, allowing life on earth, earth, life, nature, water, air, earth and fire, animals, human beings. Thought, intelligence, body, blood, meat, food, vegetables, fruit. So many things and much much more.

Nothing and no one is perfect. There are some imperfections here and there in the world we live in and in us, Humans, colors. the sun burns the skin.

Trinkets

Hannah Tinker

You have to change the colors of your life

Not because the devil wants you dead or something bad for you but because of his job.

 Remember this, if he wants you go straight to the grave going through pain and hell first.

You should learn this.

The devil gives one but he wants two from you, your body and soul.

It is his job.

What doesn´t kill sucks, consume and destroy the body and soul. The senses feelings, the taste and pleasure.

The devil gives and pays you sweets, candies sugar, human meat and prizes to do and get what he wants from you.

Science

Your brain