Image: Freedom to move (here)
Ironically the void seems to be suffocating
Why must freedom to move be curtailed
The surge to create space is most appealing
If only the reasons delimiting will not fail
Repent and not to provoke a reaction
Profusion of good feelings not subject to sanction
Under no pretext on reflection
That good intentions be abandoned
The surge to create space...that is a powerful image.
ReplyDeletethese questions must be asked, if we are to remind ourselves of the simplicity and precision of nature in her creating
ReplyDeletemuch love...
Having space to run sure is more fun than being cooped up
ReplyDelete"The surge to create space" love this...
ReplyDeleteIntriguing thoughts here, Hank. Happy Mondsy!
ReplyDeleteWhy, indeed... It seems we consume space at the same speed we devour the future and our freedom to do... better.
ReplyDeleteVery nice, Mary. It got me thinking, can we really "create space?" From what? How about recycled waste? Old cars?
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...just watch a child confined for a bit... they seek out space so they can MOVE... they carve it out from somewhere..
ReplyDeleteWe all need that freedom, every one of us.
ReplyDeleteAs the wild things keep moving into the neighborhoods to reclaim their space I can hear them asking your questions.
ReplyDeleteEveryone needs space...not just humans.
ReplyDeleteWhy indeed?
ReplyDeletethere are academic theories about how borders create tension, and these last vestiges of our feudal past will be swept away.
ReplyDeleteand if you're a multinational corporation - they already have been ~
What happened to your newer posts?
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