Category: Life

Collection of literary works by Emily Dickinson, 1890: First we live, then we love, people and things good to us, then our minds progress into nature, we look around; and then, we mostly direct our thought to to eternity.

Carpe linguam

The dot is mostly rounded or square, but were it triangular or hexagonal, the sense for it always would be to give some frame to what there is written or spoken. It is never there to divide or terminate written or spoken thought. ■More

The fable of philosopher Honeybee

Philosopher Honeybee did not consider it impossible, that all humanity could be more or less free of demerit one day, he yet never cared to proliferate evil in order to help keep the shape of the world. ■More