Those who feel responsible for life feel so naturally, while those who want to be responsible for themselves, must work for it. (What kinda justice do ya call that!)
The key to all normalcy is repetition:
the all-purpose sleeping potion is repetition;
the faith of all fathers is repetition,
thus only the worst sort of mental outlaw would dare say
a bad word about repetition.
(Oh there is one more thing about repetition
that might interest you…oh, never mind.)
The standard way of being normal and civilized is to feel a responsibility for the rest of humanity. The enlightened way is to appear to. (Life understands subterfuge as well as the next man.)
Those who do not understand life, fear for its health.
(Where would the universe go to be buried if it did decide to die?)
Only reoccurring unsolvable problems seem repetitious, not instinctive ones. No one finds the reoccurrence of hunger monotonous, but how about your mind’s complaints with yourself and others. (Unsolvable problems can prove quite a drag to a few.)
J.