Questions
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10,001 posterior questions (excerpt)
Does nature know what is ornamental?
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10,001 posterior questions (excerpt)
How does paradise manage waste? Can a paradise allow waste?
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nobody knows
one believes in god another negates the existence of god both are believers
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Questions
— VIII. 24.24 questions sketches — What conduced to the very first question?Who asked first?Why? Was the first interrogation on a facial expression?Was it in the tone of voice?Was it behind the reason for an utterance?Was it the intonation on the last word of a statement?Was it the weight of the tone on the first…
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One day, a Mexican might share why
This is just one of several pictures I took when I spotted these uncanny installations. They are clearly poles which have been installed to have cellular receptors attached to them, so that the we may communicate more smoothly. But why are these installed with additional arms that resemble regular tree branches? Is it somehow a…
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question love /
questions do not dismantle questions do not destroy questions do not require an answer
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beyond this?
I imagine — with some sense of logic — that life is our limited term for something vibrant, well beyond our current conception of that which we know physically. I do not claim to know what life is, nor what may be beyond our perception. Yet, the fact that our knowledge seems to be extremely…
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Love is out of our control
It is for this reason that for years I have avoided defining it, or, at least have refused to see it within the commonly given personified contexts. I can no longer trust societal and human habits of conceptualizing surroundings, and existence, as we succumb to language and communication by the use of single words as…
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truth be thought
If we can agree that counting our current year makes reference to a much longer human presence and being than two-thousand and twenty-two cycles If we can agree that we retain all we have been — be it by reading about it, by being it, or both why hunger for a truth? If we can…
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If a point is reached in understanding that blueberries are more than blue, and certainly more than berries
what is food? what is fruit, actually? and how much does the animal understand? how much does the noble understand?
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The Simple
What a misleading concept. For decades I have been glorifying the notion of simplicity as intrinsic nature of the pure, as necessary presence amongst humans, as medicine for the worried. Yet, what an illusion, actually. What is there that exists and is simple?
Sila Blume 