Instead of trying to figure out what this quote actually means, it might be better to just appreciate it for the words themselves and how it plays out in your head. Sound and light dancing together. You know? The pure rhetoric of it? Or is that just an enigma wrapped up in a connundrum. Carl …
“Poetry is an Echo, asking a Shadow to Dance.” – Carl Sandburg Read More »
The meaning of this Old African Proverb is that if you’re in the water with both feet, you risk being swept away by the currents. Or, just don’t put all your eggs in the same basket. But, did you think there might be other dangers lurking beneath the surface? A snake? A crocodile? A shark? …
One Should Not Test the Depth of a River with Both Feet. Read More »
This idiom means basically means that you are safer doing something if there are a lot of people doing it rather than doing it by yourself (alone). Sort of like a hive mentality. Your chances are better if there’s a lot of people around. Do you remember the Twilight Zone Episode, “To Serve Man?” So which …
