One of the sections of the book is titled "Mystery" and addresses some of the unanswerable questions Alice finds. Here is a quote from that section:
The White Knight, Carroll's representation of himself, deals with the dark woods around him by loading up his horse with more and more inventions. Of all the beings Alice encounters, he is the one who responds most conscientiously to multi-faceted reality, but he cannot quite keep up with his expanding universe. The truth seems to rest in uncertainty.
Big awwww here (tearing up warning).
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wait... you have a book?! I had no idea. ugh... I need to visit here more often!
I'm excited. I intend to get it.
If Carroll is a white knight... what would you consider yourself? :-)
AJ - right now, as confused as the White Knight.
Surely a warning against the modern world's obsession with gadgetry...
The truth seems to rest in uncertainty.
The truest thing I've read tonight.
;-)
i find all of your photo illustrations intriguing and fascinating.
The sound of the waves must be deafening.
Rick - Well, I long for certainty frequently. But it's better for me when I don't - It feels more mature not to try to make what is sometimes fleeting into a sort of monolith.
Tfe- That would account for a lot.
now this is a whole new dimension.
My book came! My book came!
Trying to make what is sometimes fleeting into a sort of monolith, is where poetry goes wrong.You are so clever Sparks.
awwww. kleenex, please.
ooo is the link sad? I can't handle sad dog and cat links!
I love the golden glow of this piece.
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