Wisdom is interest is passion is the search for understanding is reflection is wonderment is creativity is empathy is purity is happiness is life is relaxing is what you've learned from all this is not black or white is complicated is personal is private is spontaneous is serious is meaningful is what happened after you were lost is human is forgotten is love is discarded is natural is courage is independent is searching is boundless is conscious is subconscious is persistent is rare is ever-present is justice is clarity is organized is optimistic is immaterial is second guessing yourself is humility is accepting is not compulsion is not because they said so is because you believe so is to see the world from the perspective that fascinates and not from the perspective that dissatisfies.
Some people seem to never change with time, and they seem completely happy about that. Others can barely recognize themselves after some short time in life.
Do the first people know themselves better, or is it the second group that's constantly changing that knows themselves better?
Is the second group in the process of learning who they are and the first group is refusing to find out who they are? Or is the first group sure of themselves from the start, and the second group has anxiety issues, is paranoid or changes his life to affirm himself of his insecurities?
Subjectivity is the answer. In the end, life is a collection of the lessons we have learned, the world view we have attained and our ability to adjust to our experiences when given a moral cause. dramallama
guh not looking forward to that letter we have to write to the poet/author. what am i going to say, "uh um golly e. e. cummings i really like your peoms. the end." ?
i'm with you about the golden lines. i wish logs in general would go away.
with koscher? i know. i'm almost done reading that slave book. i really have nothing to say about it, but i'll give her what i think she'll want to see.
that sounded kind of awkward....in my mind anyway...
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