Say away, say away… as opposed to sail(ing) away, sail(ing) away…
On the high seas of reason… as opposed to treason…
With outfits galore… for every passing season…
For if One is going to reason… at least it should be done in style…
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When my prose is wasted on the forlorn, I go it alone.
Say away, say away… as opposed to sail(ing) away, sail(ing) away…
On the high seas of reason… as opposed to treason…
With outfits galore… for every passing season…
For if One is going to reason… at least it should be done in style.
There is nothing in a caterpillar that tells you it’s going to be a butterfly.
Buckminster Fuller
Pondering Fuller’s words above, I would say that they must give us hope. We are definitely a process that is never complete unless we choose it that way. Do we want to become a butterfly and flap our wings and fly or do we want forever to be a caterpillar which cannot see ahead and stump our growth?
I love philosophy though I am not really one. But I love searching for the truth of things and the mystery of them and questioning that - I think.
If I need to see ahead, the perfect one will show me. If I need to remember, the perfect one reminds me. If I need to see more (or LESS) than I see IN THE ROOM, the perfect one shows/hides.
It still kind of reminds me of my experience of faith…it doesn’t have to necessarily be spiritual (as in God-like) in nature but “having been there” before can be there again.
Do you mean you keep coming back to it… like a homing pigeon… you remain true to it? You hold to it, keep holding, don’t let it go… remember it. Honor it.
Yes. Even if you can’t remember the names. It still feels the same, even if there’s new stuff you didn’t see before…
I love what you wrote above and it does hold true in a certain sense, especially about those things which are so beautiful and meaningful in the Universe to us. There, I am the homing pigeon.
Google - the dictionary defines faith as complete trust or confidence in someone or something. I can see how closely related faith and trust are - like kissing cousins.
You may not understand this - it is not so much that I myself am the homing pigeon in this regard - but that the homing pigeon returns to me.
I do not wish to muddy the waters here but the book of Proverbs 3:5-6 (KJV) may speak to it.
Words are sometimes inadequate to express “where we are” “how we see things” and I love words.
Does someone remain true to you, but you don’t return it? Reminds me of another thread where I mentioned God remains faithful (true to himself) even if we don’t (2 Tim 2:13). Legit love doesn’t depend on what anyone else is doing. But he’s not going to force us to accept him…he will disown us if that’s what we want (2 Tim 2:12). Still — you can’t earn what is immovable… you just accept it, or not.