Many beasts compete,
Snatching at low-hanging fruit.
Others learn to fly.
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Ed Essey explores the nature of happiness, the human condition, compassion, and communities. He cultivates his life through the practices of taijiquan, qi gong, reiki, yoga, tango, salsa, writing, reading, art, music, and communing with others as often as possible. He blogs to share his insights and impressions of the world with others and engage in discussion about them.
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clever. good enough to be a signature on email.
ReplyDeleteoh... that could have been taken the wrong way - it was meant as a complement, sorry.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Mark. BTW - I appreciate all comments, even ones critical of my writing. I intend for this blog to be a way to have discussions with like-minded folks.
ReplyDeleteI have a rather Freudian take on this. After reading the title "high hanging fruit", I always read the first line "many breasts compete." I've read it multiple times on multiple days and it always provokes a doubletake.
ReplyDeleteNick, I didn't have that layer in mind -- maybe I shouldn't admit to that.
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