Ideas are sometimes best seen as the most common things.
What is not forthright is, and must be, determined, unless it is subtle or magical.
Some say the darkness has fog. The others say the clouds are clocks.
Entertainment is nice that remains beneath the tree of knowledge. After that, there is talk of metaphysics.
An intellectual who hikes in the woods knows, dry leaves do not make a good home for ink.
If you understand THINGS, then you know that pain is not the thing to value.
Over-running chapters holds some secret to writing.
The identity is firmer than it's purpose, say those who have not discovered formulas for the soul.
Intention and Architecture, by Carolyn Fahey
6 years ago
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