it shall not suffice
seventeen clipp-d syllables
aren't enough to
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It’s hard to be concise, in both thinking and words. (K)
my wife gets annoyed with me for my lack of verbal conciseness 😉
(true story)
I would like to be concise but comprehensible. I have trouble with both (much more so verbally than in writing)
Makes perfect sense, David, just like minimalist music.
Yours,
D
I’m glad I make sense to you, Dolly – makes me feel like I’m not entirely crazy 🙂
Yours,
David
Listen to John Cage’s music, when you have a chance, and you’ll see that you are not.
Have a great day,
D
Senryu seventeen:
Highest art attainable
by short poet
“We shall never understand one another until we reduce the language to seven words.” Kahlil Gibran
Senryu seventeen:
Highest art attainable
by short poet
Underappreciated
but powerful and concise!
BTW, that’s a fantastic quote – I think I’ll share it on my blog soon 🙂
Thank you!
David
Thank YOU, David, for the inspiration of virtuosity to reach beyond my grasp.
Btw, you’ll notice that the Khalil Gibran quote runs fourteen words in English; I like to think he said it in a shorter tongue. ; )
Shalom
Sum
🙃 Sum 🙃
left me hanging… 🤣😻
like this, Cindy? 🦥
😆
David
🤣🤣🤣
Exactly❣️