if a floor exists
I want to explore whether indeed depth is met by complexity. There is complexity in emotion: probably no emotion occurs in pure form, alone from some other. There is complexity in spirit, swirling, mystery, mysticism. There is complexity in intellect, in text context and subtext, in the forest under-lands. Is all this complexity what we mean by depth? We often want to sound out the depths, find the floor, and yet we do not know if one exists, or if there is a bottom, whether it must of necessity be single or tangled. The bottom may often be a complex I do not know.
:- Doug.
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