num_pages: 219
description: There is a consensus that no two things are exactly the same. It is said that every snowflake has it’s own unique pattern. This assertion we can accept with the exercise of a bit of faith because it is obvious no one has ever checked out even one entire snowfall. However, when all these unique snowflakes are lumped together they make a very ordinary snow ball. On the other hand there is this sterling saying, “There is nothing new under the Sun.” by whom I’m not real sure. This presents an enigma, and the ultimate result is up to the individual. Should we favor the individually concept with out reservation, we can regard each member of mankind as a unique and lonely participant. Or we can favor the repetition assertion and regard ourselves as just a particle in the big lump. But the most likely reaction is to shrug our shoulders and say; “Who cares?” For my part, I am more impressed with the similarities of our species than with differences between us, so I suppose this makes me a big lump advocate. Should some human trait come to attention, that all of us have to a greater or lesser degree, I like to freeze it in verse. The results are not always that pleasing, even to the Author. So I attempt to put a little swing into it, in hopes that is will cohere a reader into personality contemplation. Who am I? Just a particle in the big jump.
language: English
title: Vice Versa
titlecomplete: Vice Versa
publisher: Bookman Publishing