“…every question possessed a power that did not lie in the answer.” Elie Wiesel Night A question can be significantly more important than the answer. If we don’t question, we naturally assume the “truth” we are presented with is just that,the truth.Then acceptance leads to manipulation and ultimately, for lack of a better term,mush for … Continue reading The Potential That Lies in the Question
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To Pull Out Our Brain
“If only we could pull out our brain and use only our eyes” Pablo Picasso. I sometimes have the tendency to overanalyze. Ok, I often have the tendency to overanalyze and question and stew, which ultimately leads me to doubt my interpretation and second guess my response. At times it’s exhausting. And I wonder, wouldn’t … Continue reading To Pull Out Our Brain
Memory as Metaphor
Memory is a funny thing. Multi-metaphorical. It’s like a tiny alligator. Lurking in shallow water leisurely swimming by moving it’s tail. You wade tentatively in life feeling warmth and security. Going further out and away. When suddenly it grabs your ankle in it’s sharp pointy teeth reminding you it’s there. And then leaving little pointed … Continue reading Memory as Metaphor
Ink And Spine 