No.34
"Dear Rin" by George (10/14/2007)
Dear Rin,
Most important things do not need to be said, the eyes will do, but we need
boat words. Words to carry us across the waters-from waters to waters. The
womb is a boat upon waters bearing children. Seaworthy words bear the soul.
Water falls, fire rises.
Both are my dear blood bones.
Now that I have seen my good friend again. I feel peace and well being and you
see now too that the ink in my pen is once again finding its way to make little
markers on life’s voyage and with you I do not have to worry about how they
will be taken, now they will be understood, because I believe that you will read in
them just what is intended and that is what they mean to you and no one else.
Another person will read them in another way and this is fine for them. I am
tired of explaining and translating myself and it is comforting that with one
person I do not have to.
This is why I have included a note from the omnopedians untranslated. I think
they will be happy to know that someone else knows that they are thinking
about things quite a lot.
P.S. an interesting thing about an omnipede is that it is both plural and singular,
not very different from a human, by the way.
Love and Peace,
George
Most important things do not need to be said, the eyes will do, but we need
boat words. Words to carry us across the waters-from waters to waters. The
womb is a boat upon waters bearing children. Seaworthy words bear the soul.
Water falls, fire rises.
Both are my dear blood bones.
Now that I have seen my good friend again. I feel peace and well being and you
see now too that the ink in my pen is once again finding its way to make little
markers on life’s voyage and with you I do not have to worry about how they
will be taken, now they will be understood, because I believe that you will read in
them just what is intended and that is what they mean to you and no one else.
Another person will read them in another way and this is fine for them. I am
tired of explaining and translating myself and it is comforting that with one
person I do not have to.
This is why I have included a note from the omnopedians untranslated. I think
they will be happy to know that someone else knows that they are thinking
about things quite a lot.
P.S. an interesting thing about an omnipede is that it is both plural and singular,
not very different from a human, by the way.
Love and Peace,
George
