A Cricket’s Philosophy 1
A Cricket’s Song
Warble as a Nightingale? I can’t,
Though you would teach me.
Not chirp as a cricket? I can’t,
Though you would un-teach me.
The Nobel Prize
And there’s Lech Valesa. Isn’t he “bound” by the Nobel Prize? Better “bad” but free, rather than good, honored but “tied”.
The Lowest
Name, choose the lowest, most worthless person whom we “sentence” to die in the place of Anne Frank.
A Cricket’s foolishness
Oh, my delightful foolishness. Yet, in front of the Creator, the exalted thoughts of the greatest sage are not less foolish than mine.
A Cricket’s Song
Warble as a Nightingale? I can’t,
Though you would teach me.
Not chirp as a cricket? I can’t,
Though you would un-teach me.
The Nobel Prize
And there’s Lech Valesa. Isn’t he “bound” by the Nobel Prize? Better “bad” but free, rather than good, honored but “tied”.
The Lowest
Name, choose the lowest, most worthless person whom we “sentence” to die in the place of Anne Frank.
A Cricket’s foolishness
Oh, my delightful foolishness. Yet, in front of the Creator, the exalted thoughts of the greatest sage are not less foolish than mine.
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