What is your take on this?
The readers and I would like to hear your thoughts.
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Tomorrow: Poem on Environment
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Eric Alagan's Books
Eric Alagan's Books
What is your take on this?
The readers and I would like to hear your thoughts.
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Tomorrow: Poem on Environment
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The drop of milk will never dilute the power of your words, Eric.
Aha – you’re so sweet and kind. Thank you dear 🙂
Hello, Paul,
Feel free to post your poems here too 🙂
Thank you dear friend for highlighting my blog on your site.
Peace, Eric
Hello, Eric,
Thank you for encouraging me to post my poems to your blog. I appreciate that. Iam happy to know that my past comment was for naught, and that I had regrettably misinterpreted your words. Thank you for clarifying that.
And you are most welcome, my friend, concerning get the word out about your own blog. Getting the word out, on many different and important subjects…
Take care,
Paul
I just can’t think imaginative things, Eric…….& I ve not tried this, too…..My simple ,straightforward thinking tells me that blending into a situation is always a beautiful thing which helps you live life to the fullest……
Hello Rajesh,
That’s a lovely interpretation – a blending of opposites melding into something new and exciting.
Many thanks,
Eric
Very deep, there are many layers here you could take out of it. On one hand, a drop of milk will compromise the ink, making it less effective for writing, and a drop of ink in milk makes it less good to drink. In that sense, purity is vital. However, together they weave beautiful patterns that neither came make alone, so it seems to me that purity is utilitarian, while mixtures make art. 🙂
I like that, David – purity is utlitarian and mixture makes art – that is so davidly creative 🙂
🙂
My take on this-
A drop of ink in the milk
Makes no change its a pity
A drop of milk in the ink
Will sure loose its identity.
I read this a couple of times before it sank in. What an angle and so very true too.
Thank you, Indira, for sharing.
My first thought was…never think that a mix is impossible or doesn’t work…anything is possible…biggest hugs my lovely buddy Xx
I like what you say, Jane buddy – something I mentioned in my Fallen Grace – the possibility of possibilities 🙂
This from another side of the world, one in which we mix constantly and in many cases to great consternation of those who would keep us ‘pure’. My initial thought was the mixing, the change from one to the next. How when we come together we also become something different, not worse not better just new.
Very true, Val – always “new” – but better or worse, that is left to his/her views.