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Confucius said,
"At fifteen, I aspired to learning.
At thirty, I established my stand.
At forty, I had no delusions.
At fifty, I knew my destiny.
At sixty, I knew truth in all I heard.
At seventy, I could follow the wishes of my heart without doing wrong."
MO.MEN.TUM
1 : a property of a moving body that the body has by virtue of its mass and motion and that is equal to the product of the body's mass and velocity
2 : strength or force gained by motion or through the development of events
At The Bomb Testing Site
At noon in the desert a panting lizard
waited for history, its elbows tense,
watching the curve of a particular road
as if something might happen.
It was looking at something farther off
than people could see, an important scene
acted in stone for little selves
at the flute end of consequences.
There was just a continent without much on it
under a sky that never cared less.
Ready for a change, the elbows
waited.
The hands gripped hard on the desert.
-William Stafford
When I Met My Muse
I glanced at her and took my glasses
off--they were still singing. They buzzed
like a locust on the coffee table and then
ceased. Her voice belled forth, and the
sunlight bent. I felt the ceiling arch, and
knew that nails up there took a new grip
on whatever they touched. "I am your own
way of looking at things," she said. "When
you allow me to live with you, every
glance at the world around you will be
a sort of salvation." And I took her hand.
-William Stafford
~I do not feel that art can be described in words, or placed into categories by critics or curators. The true essence of artistic language is purely visual and non-laconic. It is a language without borders or barriers. It's emotion described with color, line and movement. It IS work -striving for an external representation of an inward search. An end towards a means of our life's journey & experiences be-it future, past, or present, if you can entertain this rationale. Don't ask me to explain what it is I paint about. Just take what you get from it, ie; if it makes you think in ways which you've not before, or haven't in some time, then you may appreciate what I see, have to offer and willingly show. -JPS