> I think we always have the capacity -- if not the ready ability -- to experience the world as inevitable and resolved, as beautiful as a mirror of our metaphorical perceptions.
Which metaphorical perceptions? For me, there is a vast difference between my experience of looking at a painting, and any other moment I might be contemplating any of the metaphorical perceptions involved. Like day and night. And regarding those metaphorical perceptions, I might be able to begin such a list, but I could never finish it. Can anyone else? Even for something like a popular 2-minute song, or an episode of a television sitcom. With his recent assertions, William is summoning us to a world of esoteric mysticism, which I believe can be quite real for some people, but not for those of us who remain attached to the arts. Whenever I re-visit a favorite painting at the museum, like, say, the Lawrence portrait of Mrs. Wolff, it always surprises me. There is some kind of mystery provoking attraction that is inconceivable without the painting hanging there in front of me. ____________________________________________________________ You're never too old to date. Senior Dating. Click Here. http://thirdpartyoffers.netzero.net/TGL2231/fc/BLSrjnxcB1m3kJccivh0GhHhbUn3eQ wRonAnIBzbdfH7jtGVqetJuDe2JMk/
