Tuesday, October 21, 2014

The abstract

Often times open doors, whether abstract or tangible are entrenched with the pressures of forceful wind; seemingly without regard, against the motivations of the presumed progress.  Each soul, man or woman finds pleasure in the idea of what is to come and what fruit bears from the other side of the abstract.  However, it’s my belief that that moment, or rather that power of the counteracting energy is either disregarded or likened to slightest pin prick in the ones vein.  Being left unattended overtime may cause the soul to lose not only it’s purpose, but it’s very existence.  It’s often said that each open door brings forth new opportunity, however the muse that attempt to codify this abstract art form typical neglects the lost opportunity.  Perhaps Einstein was right.  Each proposed step into a new realm is countered by the loss in the opposite domain, coupled with the resistance to achieve an unknown, proverbial new destination.

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