I can accept appearances without keeping them up, without submitting to your notions of their perpetual preeminence. Call me what you want––and this, too. I can absorb any label because I hold none with any pride. Some create awe, sure––like living, like mother, like still here––but this is an awe for what is given and just as easily removed, that I get to witness for the time being, this fleeting now, swelling in all of its fullness, even when the bulk of any presence, any matter, any one of us at any time––is entirely unseen.
Entirely.
Did we meet in kindergarten? I remember these messages, you were seated always in the corner, and, if I am not mistaken, you knew then what you know now.
Perhaps I am mistaken.
Hah! Richard, this would not surprise me. I knew nothing then, and probably less now, so this sounds apt : )