I believe the static trappings of a noun, of relegating the All-encompassing into some judgmental, unmoving intelligence, is a poor fit.  To me, there is a ring of truth when existence is described as a verb, an ever-flowing river of BECOMING, of ITERATING.  


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12 responses to “Musings”

  1. Poetic metaphysics that rings true – awesome

    1. Thanks! Unoriginal content on my part…but I’m trying to make it original thru the way it’s styled,

  2. I ponder on what you are not naming and think of what you are saying. In the absence of those words I understand and congratulate the truth. I understand the power and beauty of action and acknowledge it to be the reason of life. I understand the importance of being inpassionate about the resulting noun.

    That said…in the category of verbs, I prefer others ‘ingless’ verbs ones such as AM and IS…

    (Are you counting in your head?)

    I smirk. Don’t take my static approach too hard. I AM that I AM.😉

    1. Fun and frustration with words! An inevitable obstacle in the attempt to articulate the inarticulable, haha!

      1. Absolutely especially when I meant dispassionate… Impassionate is a made up word!!

      2. Aren’t all words made up? Haha!

      3. Yeah but interesting ones like whizzle kicks

      4. Sounds so British, haha! I like it!

      5. Roald Dahl was great

      6. Just realised sir you don’t get to read my philosophical dialogue with myself.

        featherflute.wordpress.com blog.

        Right so that’s done so now off to read more of your stuff.

      7. Nice! I see that you’re experimenting with the look of words on a page; that’s a tool too many authors forget about!

      8. Thank you kind Sir!

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