Leo Fricker
- An anonymous coward on ambiguity.
I find this that be. And what should. Having never, yet has always been. What distance or difference; never ask. Such splendour; to just be and bask. That one is you and one is I. And that which is; when stars collide. We and I thought that which is, is not that; which you wished. I can see it cast, yet, how; is not that, which I wish. That ambiguous moment of when we know, but I cease to see plain sight. What will I wield, yet yield to inevitability's plight.