Men have called me mad, but the question is not yet settled, whether madness is or is not the loftiest intelligence,whether much that is glorious,whether all that is profound,does not spring from disease of thought,from moods of mind exalted at the expense of the general intellect. Those who dream by day are cognizant of many things which escape those who dream only by night - Edgar Allen Poe
As you, and probably everyone else knows by now, this thread was inspired by you. I wasn’t particularly expecting any open proclamations to be honest but I’m touched regardless.
It’s comforting to know we are on the same page for the most part.
Some things are better left out of a public forum so I won’t continue down this path here, but look forward to enjoying the journey ahead. At times like this I regret my lack of verse. I wish I could compose a fitting sonnet, I’ve naught more than open arms, my heart and its best intentions in way of prose I’m afraid.
I would think I would ask myself why I hadn't said something before if I "truly cared about them". The answer to that would dictate what I did next.
As for how I would take it, I don't know that I'd even really consider it. When you're heading down a new path it's best to stick to that instead of instantly looking to what may seem to be greener pastures.
That's the thing Star, I'm referring to having it out there, period. Not at certain time or under certain cirucmstances or around certain people. All you all the time.
I'll concede that it's probably best to throw a sweater ver it at work or whatnot but it's a hypotheitcal scenario.
It just seems so many times that people spend a great deal of time looking, but when they open up it seems to happen. I'm wondering if just leaviong it all out there all the time would make us more desirable, noticable, and more receptive to what's going on around us.
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RE: Ponderings of a diabolical mind
Oh yeah, welcome to the forums by the way