Sayings
of a Gadfly
by Max Maxwell
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BURDEN OF BEAUTY The Gadfly said, “Beauty
is a terrible burden. It touches our intimate knowing and moves us past our
horizons, stretching our souls unto the infinite, tearing the sinews of our
compliance to self, laying waste to that well tended garden we call need. Who
shall embrace beauty without fear? It is only those who are ready to abandon
themselves. For to embrace beauty one must first let go of their lack. In order
to feel beauty deeply one must first cease clinging to their sense of want. But
who can expand to the Infinite, while they have confined themselves to digging
in the dirt of their own private plots, cultivating the blossoms of their
needful things?” |
© Copyright 2014 Kenneth J Maxwell Jr.