A stimulating reading -- "Just an ant" sings its presence and belittles its greatness... An ontological reflective moment mixed with teleological conclusion.
Very cleverly stated my friend. In my first grade class I often use the ant for an example of how we all have to do our part, how if we work together the job is much easier. I have a story that I read to them about two ants trying to do the job of an entire colony...well you probably can guess the rest of the story. Anyway, your poem is sweet, simple, but as Felix stated it sends a strong message my friend. I enjoyed it very much.
Blessings from Kentucky,
Happy Holidays,
Joyce Bowling
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Chrissy
A stimulating reading -- "Just an ant" sings its presence and belittles its greatness... An ontological reflective moment mixed with teleological conclusion.
I hope that the author will never feel that way.
In admiration,
Andre Emmanuel Bendavi ben-YEHU
Regis
We need you in your corner
for sure.
Happy Thanksgiving!
don't see it in these days and time much
thanks this is a wonderful share
Will be better when I’m gone
..indeed words of an elightened soul..
I'm so glad you are here..YAY!
Vesna.)
Light and Wisdom ...
Richard Lloyd Cederberg
Blessings from Kentucky,
Happy Holidays,
Joyce Bowling
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