naming the world is our daily task temporary and forever new challenging and ambiguous
like the name of the rose
only few names last most are forgotten the young ones usually do not understand
a rose is a rose is a rose
names can move masses Oedipus Napoleon ****** Ghandi Jesus Stalin Mohammed Rockefeller or just a few or one or two
names are what remains of us aids to some fleeting thoughts in the dear memories of friends imprinted on official pages and electronic discs strange signs for future generations
to name against the flow of time what we see hear feel taste smell and do our dreams and visions and desires the thoughts we have and those we do not dare to think and to name those we love and hate fills our lives
the rose is
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"a rose is a rose is a rose" is a famous one-line poem by the U.S. avantgarde author Gertrude Stein in the 1920s.