| = Who are "we"? | John Willy Kopperud [10.Jun.12 21:08] |
| And why do "we" drift into isolation? Important questions. I presume that you use the term "bodies" here in the same sense as "individuals", though heavenly bodies do drift away from each other and individuals need not do that and it does seem right to contradict "them." I appreciate your concern for the essentials of life, such as love and friendship. Cheers from Willy | |
| = I hope you understand! Cheers from Vavila | Vavila Popovici [21.Jun.12 23:55] |
Dear Mr. Willy, Here's what I thought when I wrote the last verse: Universe is expanding, galaxies moving away! Any body (or planet) is surrounded by its own gravitational field. This force of attraction determine bodies fall. But Newton thought further: if there is a force of attraction between the apple on the tree and earth, then there must be a force of attraction between any two objects in the universe. Everyone by movement generating in this way a magnetic field that attracts or rejects (the principle of action and reaction) which is close to. When crystallized thought he manifests through emotional reactions: sensation, feeling, desire and expressed in our behavior. We draw in this way events, attract people, but and reject. In this way we realize (achieve) BALANCE. | |
| = Thank you very much- | John Willy Kopperud [22.Jun.12 10:48] |
| for your clarification. It's often a problem to grasp the writer's intention, which is as it should be, since that uncertainty offers the reader various interpretations. A question of balance? Yes, emotional balance is indeed a tricky game. Numerous songs have been written about it. "Love will tear us apart" sung in a haunting way by the late Ian Curtis is one. Cheers from Willy | |