Tuesday, April 04, 2006

Poetry


A craftsman pulled a reed from the reed bed,

cut holes in it, and called it a human being.

Since then it’s been wailing a tender agony

of parting, never mentioning the skill

that gave it life as a flute.


- Rumi

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This is the time and the record of the time. I'll avoid definition as much as humanly possible. We can never step in the same river twice. Cold mud and fast currents and rocks and roots entangle, hot and fecund in the summer and frozen slow in the winter. Subject to change. I dream of Paradise.