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My daily aphorisms. Reflections on life, death, beauty, change, love, happiness, etc., written in a poetic and whimsical style.
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- Press your lips to the fountain and drink life in.
- If you hit a brick wall, walk right through.
- Order is what exists before you start arranging th...
- Put on a red nose and baggy pants when the circus ...
- The landscape looks different from every blade of ...
- A cat believes in its claws even when they're cut.
- Getting lost is part of getting there.
- Nothing will ever improve if we keep trying to mak...
- You know you're on the wrong track if you're think...
- If you paint a black picture, the picture will be ...
- A man went in search of one perfect moment. The p...
- If it rains tonight, rain will be the cause.
- Be grateful to those who refuse your demands. The...
- Even blind alleys lead somewhere.
- Time spent trying to understand life is better spe...
- A puppet whose strings got cut learned to walk all...
- How is failure possible? One is always just begin...
- When smashing idols, always begin with your own.
- One must plant a seed and let "it" speak.
- What is is plenty, but more is never enough.
- Wherever a light appears, the darkness gathers all...
- There are more wrong turns on the map than on the ...
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Yes, but at least the walker shouldn't be blind!
ReplyDeleteYou just never know what's waiting for you!
ReplyDeleteHaving faith and trust in the universe is the key to blind alleys.
ReplyDeleteVery true Marty, better to venture blindly forward than to walk backwards with perception untested.
ReplyDeleteI hope so, because that's where I'm at right now.
ReplyDeleteA good one...but why do they call them "blind alleys?" Or for that matter "Dead end alleys?"
ReplyDeleteHow about "no outlet alleys", or maybe "blocked alleys" Even though the somewhere they lead to is nowhere and could be anywhere...
blind alleys may not be dead end after all CS...
ReplyDeleteNothing is wasted.
ReplyDeleteReality is the great ecologist.
Edison didn't fail the four thousand times he tried to make a light bulb. He successfully discovered four thousand ways not to make a light bulb. And the four thousandth and first time there was light.
Yes!
ReplyDeleteI'm sure they'll take us to the very important places.
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There are no wasted journeys. . .
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