Shakespeare reincarnated

There's a distinctive elegance in the simplicity of this graffiti.  I've driven by it several times now, and each time, it's made me think deeply about the following: (1) the purpose of life, (2) the parameters of human consciousness at a singular and societal level, and (3) the strengths and weaknesses of string theory's attempt to reconcile quantum mechanics and general relativity.

Remember, if you will, back to your college and/or high school literature courses when you were learning about poetry.  Remember how your teacher would claim that some of the shortest poems had some of the most complicated explications and deepest meanings?  I believe that's what this incredibly talented poet/artist is doing here.  Walk with me, as we embark on a magical journey to discover the hidden meaning behind this literary jewel.

First, is there a true human existence of said "Bryan Nee?"  Possibly... possibly.  Is "Bryan Nee" a metaphor for a much larger or substantial entity, one that perhaps exists within all of us?  Much more likely, yes... yes.  Secondly, does this entity indeed "eat Twinkies?"  (Notice the way eats is spelled as "eat's"... it's likely that there is a clever literary device being used here that beginning readers such as ourselves aren't capable of grasping at the present time.  Perhaps the poet will reveal his/her signature devices in later works - one can only hope.)  More importantly though, what is "eat's" truly telling the reader?  How is it speaking to us?  It's possible that "eat's" is branching us into a completely different metaphor, or maybe one that is secondarily linked to the author's primary theme.  I suggest the latter.

Lastly, we come to the most interesting part in my humble opinion, the object in question: "Twinkies."  It's likely that this particular piece of the literary masterpiece is the one thing that will generate constant debate among critics for centuries to come.  I wouldn't dare try to assume what "Twinkies" truly means here, because I'd inevitably, and unconsciously, insert my own biases and culturally dirtied perspectives into the explication.  No... this is something that all of you must determine for yourselves, whether it takes months, years, or lifetimes.

Then again, maybe some kids got really fucking stoned and decided to fuck with their buddy by spray painting a ridiculous and random one liner on a railroad overpass... but I don't want to split hairs.