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My daily aphorisms. Reflections on life, death, beauty, change, love, happiness, etc., written in a poetic and whimsical style.
My daily aphorisms. Reflections on life, death, beauty, change, love, happiness, etc., written in a poetic and whimsical style.
great truth told in a few words, beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI agree, but only if the windows are open..
ReplyDeletethe sky knows no limits.
ReplyDeleteWow. This one is really profound, NP. I see a cascade of windows, all the truncated visions we impose on the true vision we're capable of...Nice one!
ReplyDeleteWow! I agree with Janey - nice one!
ReplyDeleteso true….. my windows are getting a new window treatment!
ReplyDeleteperfectly said, NP!
ReplyDeleteOh those darn windows are just so limiting! And, I agree, you are so misnamed!
ReplyDeleteThat is very beautiful!
ReplyDeleteGood wisdom! For us mortals, we can't get a view of the whole sky, I guess we have to be content with our respective window....hm, hopefully we can move on to a better window as we age, rather than the other way round....
ReplyDeleteTrue we perceive and live outside our vehicle and with understanding we find the road to our true selves.
ReplyDeleteJust like at my dinner table - each of us sees a different portion of our world from where we sit - and therefore will describe the outside life in different words - reminds me of the different perspectives of the 4 writers of the Gospels in the Bible. I like this one, Marty!
ReplyDeleteLoved it....the metaphor and the truth! :)
ReplyDeleteThat's something we always have to remember. Good one, NP.
ReplyDeletenp, very existential...! And very true. It reminds me of a recent heated "debate" I had. I think it would have behooved us all if we kept your aphorism in mind. :0)
ReplyDeleteMarty! It's been a while! Thank you for coming by my humble blog the other day while I was whining about the weather. Hehe.
ReplyDeleteAnd I am completely with you on "narrow window". The way we see things are completely dependant by the 'window' that we are used to looking out from. Within that limitation, there are so many things to learn, to make sense of.
Sending you a bit of sunshine from Malaysia,
Shanaz
Marty, one of the things I love about Tucson is the sky. I love being able to see the horizon wherever I am. When we got to Atlanta, I get claustrophobic. I know you appreciate this! Thanks for sticking with me, pal!!
ReplyDeletexoxo
I agree
ReplyDeleteIndeed there is more than what is visible and that is the hope of life.
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The frames are so limiting.
ReplyDeleteLove this!
ReplyDeleteYou know this one is up my alley! I wish I could receive your posts via email. I've missed so many!
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