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Shape the world like clay, gentle, soften as you need to, add water, squeeze it out, steady pressure, reshape and try again
there are so many shapes in this old house. the shapes of moments we used to share. the shapes of kisses we used to steal when no one was looking. the sting of goodbye.
the shape of the road is a twisting river bound to overflow but I can’t give in, the shape of the road doesn’t matter if it ends with you
Square, triangle, rectangle.
We all can tell what kind of shape something is. We named them, we categorized them, and this knowledge is dispersed around the globe.
How do we know, however, if we all perceived shapes the same way?
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Shape the world like clay, gentle, soften as you need to, add water, squeeze it out, steady pressure, reshape and try again
there are so many shapes in this old house. the shapes of moments we used to share. the shapes of kisses we used to steal when no one was looking. the sting of goodbye.
the shape of the road is a twisting river bound to overflow but I can’t give in, the shape of the road doesn’t matter if it ends with you
Square, triangle, rectangle.
We all can tell what kind of shape something is. We named them, we categorized them, and this knowledge is dispersed around the globe.
How do we know, however, if we all perceived shapes the same way?