Never surrender or let any impact of fate deject you.
This Chinese proverb again happens to include the 3 words from 3WW – eject, impact, render. Well, two of them only sort of. Pretty sound advice this time around, I'd say. Best fortune cookie quality.
Thank you, Andy Sewina, for your suggestion to complete the proverb. Now it reads like an Allen Ginsberg-style American Sentence indeed.
Dedicated to Sadhana, who has exactly this attitude.
– Leonard "Impacted Again" Blumfeld
This Chinese proverb again happens to include the 3 words from 3WW – eject, impact, render. Well, two of them only sort of. Pretty sound advice this time around, I'd say. Best fortune cookie quality.
Thank you, Andy Sewina, for your suggestion to complete the proverb. Now it reads like an Allen Ginsberg-style American Sentence indeed.
Dedicated to Sadhana, who has exactly this attitude.
– Leonard "Impacted Again" Blumfeld
Eject is kind of there, but I don't see render at all. Yeah, good advice, but doing so tends to leave one feeling disconnected.
ReplyDeleteGreat use of three words. I hope you'll check out my attempt.
Nicely done, I think the chinese translation actually read: Never surrender to or let any impact of fate deject you. Which could also be counted as an Allen Ginsberg style American Sentence.
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this is a healthy attitude, rendered
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Original use of the 3 words!!
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Thank you all for stopping by and commenting. Alice made me realize I'd forgotten the 'render' part, and Andy supplied the solution.
ReplyDeleteMore easily said than done... but there's a ray of hope....
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