The Importance of Messiness
Life is messy, of course. No neat corners and predictable conclusions despite our good efforts clear results have a way of slipping through our hands, soapy eels. Thinking now, I see ahead clear lakes and blue skies, but when I draw closer the water is muddied the sky is dark my certitude vanishes. So, we plod along often in muck trying to live just where we are. Some try to avoid the eels and the swamps. They stand on the dry banks and count their blessings. But in the end we need the disequilibrium to find our truth. For what’s genuine is covered in the primordial slime of uncertainty and doubt. By Bill Frayer
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