"There but for a fine line go you and I.
Shall we strait jacket or let them fly?" no need for one as long as your insanity is creative... the true form of divine madness...
There is only a thin line between an insane person and a genius. All genius are suppose to be a bit insane......and that is how we can tell the genius from the non-genius.
You present a fine voice for those who truly are in need. It's seems that no matter how civilized we become or the progress we make , this society seems loathe to deal with mental illness. To me it proves that we are a selective people, who are more interested in entertainment than in righting wrongs.
Insanity is the modern day leporsy, shunned by society and everyone wants it hidden behind hospital walls. As a psych nurse I am seeing treatment that works, but also seeing pts sent into the world before they are ready. Sadly, sometimes mental illness is fatal, to the patient or to folks in the wrong place wrong time. My prayers go out to those who have an illness, and to their families. good write!! Sandi
Slaves who fled their masters were classified as insane. This term came from Dr. Samuel Cartwright who was an apologist for slavery in the pre-Civil War era. This release of my Anoka Time file is a look at slavery in the modern context of Minnesota N
Trixie Love
Shall we strait jacket or let them fly?" no need for one as long as your insanity is creative... the true form of divine madness...
Well, this is my humble opinion anyway.
Sandie Angel :o)