Closure

The best books and films are left incomplete
When I grow up, I wanna be just like them...

Reviews

[Michael Sun Bear]

Well, I don’t agree about books and films, but I agree with your message. I am almost 75 yrs old and feel there is certainly room for more growth, more wisdom. I live in a retirement community. So many have become fossilized. May life grant you your wish. May you remain open to new adventure and change.

[Shownashappening]

It's great to hear you're still open to that, the way I see it (currently that is) is that if I complete my time here with that sense of incompletion it will mean or at least infer that I was living for something, and engaging with the world in some meaningful way.

Thank you too, Appreciate you taking the time to read and review (and furthermore for reading this wee ramble haha)

[Chris Shaw]

An open book is best, with an ongoing story. Closed books are rather sad. Just my thoughts on your posted brevity.

Chris

[Shownashappening]

I think a lack of finality or closure in a book leaves that ever so overlooked latent potential.. at least for me it leaves a lingering curiousity towards how things are progressing further etc.

[FlatDaddy]

I almost missed this. I came looking and thought the poem was an introduction to it.

I'm not sure I understand this completely; ergo, I must be very like

FD

[Shownashappening]

Haha thanks for reading and revei

[FlatDaddy]

Tee hee. You're w