Have you ever held a prism?
Have you held it and watched it throw out different
colors of light with every new angle?
Have you turned a prism over in your hands
until you can seemingly wrap your
mind around how it works?
Until you know which angle
will produce which color of the rainbow?
Most times that's how my thoughts are.
I turn situations over and over in my
head until I understand every
possibility. Then I can come to
terms with the outcome. Unless of
corse for some reason I can't
understand the situation every light. Then it's
like I'm staring at a piece of plastic
and wondering what its secret is.
I spend my time trying to comprehend
why it was made and what use could come from it.
These situations are the ones that keep me
up at night. I know there is a reason for
what looks like a chunk of plastic. It's not
until I get up the courage to ask someone
to explain it to me, that my brain can
stop turning it over and over.
Suddenly, it takes on new dimensions, it has new
reflections and new purposes. Maybe
the compiled hypothesis aren't in fact the true
conclusion, but at least I can rest, knowing there
are possible explanations to a seemingly simple problem.
Labels: Sugrue

