Was it an 'april to april' thing?like flu,it appeared and vanished quickly.But the iatrogenic complications lasted for almost one full season.On the very first attempt the impossibility and futility of 'seeing' was revealed.The desire itself was an error,an abberation.It soon died down, but the ripples lasted for almost one year.Most of the time it was a dictionary of errors.(even though at times errors may act as lost keys of the rented mansions in which we all consciously or unconsciously live).It was supposed to be against 'thought'.but most of the 'ripples'it created, generated new ones.It was disheartening to see 'thoughts creating more thoughts'....
Thus Man in Painting fades away,like that occasional flu....
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MIP...what does this mean? The title is very very unwarranted!
uh????
'thoughts creating more thoughts' is disheartening MIP....and i know it well when you say the futility of seeing!
did we talk about it in one of those days...life is not about seeing and thinking...yet it is!
if I may ask of you...come out and live among us, MIP...i know its intervening with your choice, which I wouldn't want, also
but then, its we who created this system..or people like us...and its for us to maintain it...no??
again..i know thats thoughts leading to more thoughts...and hence could be disheartening...but still!
best wishes,always
devika
excuse me!!?? man, if this post means what i think it means, the blogosphere is gonna be so so disappointed..
I am confused...
Well, I 'think' that some flus are good. We would rather have them around. But I hope my 'thought' doesn't create more 'thoughts' in you :-)
Hang in there, MIP
Cheers,
Salil
Disconcerting thoughts appear on the horizon.
the errors as lost keys to rented mansions is a good idea but then rented or not, home is where the heart is. whether it is a mansion or a cottage-you are you.
The flu has reappeared.. so.. the man in the painting will reappear too.. IF he fades :)
Thanks for sharing your intellect. This almost parallels the Man In The Mirror.
I love your metaphors as your spoken word allows the brain to work and delight in the chosen words and the given subject.
I read a quartet called The Alexandria Quartet by Laurence Durell, and I delighted in the author's choice of words and cried with delight at the nuances proposed.
Excelelnt work you have presented.
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