Not doing something
Not the same as nil to do
See the difference?
Often we are lured into false thinking. This is to say that procrastination is not the same as sitting in a void.
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Not doing something
Not the same as nil to do
See the difference?
Often we are lured into false thinking. This is to say that procrastination is not the same as sitting in a void.
This isn't mine, but I am passing it along. A bit of literary manipulation that may bring a smile. One letter makes the question, the answer, substitute the "W" with a "T."
What?
Where?
When?
Sexuality
In just a few simple words
Do it; Have it done
A few words that put the difference into perspective. Other words may be passive/active, giving/receiving, et al.
Between ignorance
Learning is a continuum
Assimilation
The challenge of Haiku is to keep the structure and bend the rest.
They call me Old Tom, the kids who play in the forest do. “Four-score and more, not an hour more or less. And to deal plainly, I feel that I am not in my perfect mind. Methinks I should know you, and you, but I am mainly ignorant as to what place this is, and for all my skill, I know not these garments, nor I know not where I did lodge last night.” I woke up in a large, hollowed, fallen tree. I wake up every morning in various locations in the forest. I am a person of the forest, have been for many years. The kids know me and tease, but I pay no attention to them.
Even though my recall of more current events is not what it
was, my memory of things past is accurate and clear. The Beckwiths, of whose family I may be a
part, are of great interest to me. I
know the good and the bad about them and tolerate them just the same.
My association with the witch, Hecate, is as old as I am.
The start of it has been long lost in time.
We may even be related. We trust
each other and work together to maintain the unity of the coven. This may qualify me as a warlock, but I don’t
care much about titles.
Now that Christopher Stark is no longer alive, there will be
controversy about the fortune and the disposition of the mansion and the
grounds. Wainwright is insufferable and
Stark is greedy. We shall see how it
pans out. Meanwhile, the dead don’t want
to let go. As for me, “pray you now,
forget and forgive, for I am a foolish, fond old man.”
It may look familiar, King Lear.
Your opinions
Should never be given first
And information
Stoicism creeps into our thinking, sometimes without even being aware of it.
Sometimes taken out
Hearing aids are optional
For peace and quiet
Using that which is given us, even when it is seen as a handicap by others, can be a source of contentment.