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To read what's next, read what's now
To read what's now, read what was
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Prophecy: the present condemning the present
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Too much future, not enough time
(art work: Katherine Venturelli)
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I like a book of the Bible, l' Ecclesiastic, when Salomon says" thre is a time for everything" There will be an Apocalypse, perhaps, but not yet, i hope.Before that, some artists , some thinkers, some writers, like you help to understand past , present and future .. because you look with your soul.
ReplyDeleteIsabelle,
ReplyDeleteYes, "there is a time . . ." and we're measuring it, daily.
Let's 'raise a glass' to art, something that may outlive us, extend us to those we'll never meet.
Trulyfool
too much future, not enough time - so true - we should rather try to enjoy the presence...no..?
ReplyDeleteClaudia,
ReplyDeleteWhat I keep re-forming in my head is the philosophic sense that there IS no future, ONLY a present. Ever.
That's a hard one to grab onto, to believe, since we feel our continuance.
I guess there's not enough time to puzzle that out -- so you're right. Just enjoy, live, it.
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