Above is a picture of a rose, after reading the entire post you will understand.
Recently, certain “Texts” has made me “Recalled” a book. I shall not name the book but rather I would describe it. The book is “Highly Abstract”. Most people who don’t even bother reading it, would say ‘Hey Pear, deprived childhood?’
As I “Recall” this book, I decided to read it once again to recall certain parts of it. Apparently my initial interpretation of it was somewhat correct, the book is highly analogical and there wasn’t really a fixed story line. Rather it was based on the life experience of the author. Reading this book again was good idea, because it made me understand certain things. I managed to learn more values.
At times, when one matures into an adult, we actually lose out a lot about life and we only see things from a certain perspective. This is a sad truth, because all they think about is “Matters of Consequence”. But for those who understand life, figures are a matter of indifference. (Many Phrases that I have used are quoted from the book)
It is difficult for people to find friends. Finding a friend is akin to showing someone an abstract art. Because it is an “Abstract” art, different people would interpret it differently, those who interpret it in a similar way could be thought of as one that “understands” you because you guys are of the same frequency.
Here are some quotes that I love from the book. I paraphrased some of them to add on the mystery of the book. (Bolded)
"Many at times, what is important is the thing that is not seen”
"Do not look with the eyes, but the heart ..."
Certainly this is true, many at times your eyes can cloud your vision. This reminds me of another quote “Love is not blinded, because it sees more, it is willing to see less.”
"This time, go and look again at the IT. You will understand now that IT is unique in all the world.”
“During the night, I will be alive in one of the stars and within it I will be smiling. So to another it will be as if all the stars were smiling ... You, only you will see the smiling stars.”
In life, we never understand the importance of certain things until we lose them. Also, it takes time for one truly understand certain aspects of life, that’s why we’re living it to gain greater enlightenment. The part about the smiling stars is easily interpreted, however it differs from one to another. Think about this, it is just like if someone were to bring in terms such as “Strawberry, Green, GQQ and You Know Who”, I and only I would be able to understand it.
I admire the Author’s ability to construct such an analogical masterpiece and I look forward to creating one myself, perhaps in the near future.
the origin.10:57 PM