Honor and great distress are like the body.
What does it mean that praise and disgrace cause fear?
Praise leads to weakness.
Getting it causes fear, losing it causes fear.
This is why praise and disgrace cause fear.
What does it mean that honor and great distress are like the body?
The reason for great distress is the body.
Without it, what distress could there be?
Therefore:
He who treasures his body as much as the world
Can care for the world.
He who loves his body as much as the world
Can be entrusted with the world.
And thus you need not fear the eye of the Tigger.
19 comments:
I was thinking of the tagline....How Poo was almost like Obama's mom.....but I though better of it.
Poo gettin' his shit packed..serves him right for his transgression of last week.
Most people I advise to go w/ your gut. I'm not certain that's prudent w/ you.
I can't go with my gut.
I have to many choices.
Tigger, tigger, churning shite
In its forays of the night,
What immoral hand or eye
Dare frame thy capric symmetry?
T, Troop!
Chickenlittle, Great adaptation of a poem I had to memorize in HS.
My English teacher nun would not approve, however.
William Blake says he knows that poesy.
ndspinelli said...
Poo gettin' his shit packed..serves him right for his transgression of last week.
Tigger's touching Pooh bear back
One of my HS teachers said I reminded her of William Blake.
She wasn't that old, though, so...maybe she meant William Conrad?
Or Robert Blake.
Did she call you "Killer"?
I think Troop has all the Beretta jokes holed up.
And that's the name of that tune!
Reminds me, I gotta go shoot my wife.
You little rascal you...
I mean, I gotta go out to the car to get my gun, only to come back and find someone already shot her!
Yeah, some guys have all the luck...
That was...I think it was Dennis Miller (or maybe a guest on his show) who said, "Nobody gets that lucky."
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