I See a Red Rose    “I see a red rose” shows us three things –  “I” – a simple fact of consciousness   Or awareness;  “See” – shows the sense   Of our action.   And, within that act   Of seeing, we have   The concurrence of perceptions   (Color, shape, quantity, etc.)  Considered as a single thing –   “A   Red   Rose”.    “I see a red rose” – You see,   There’s nothing romantic about it.

Without division or interval, the body appears as pure form over content, surface without depth.

In Greek mythology, Apollo and Dionysus are both sons of Zeus. Apollo is the god of reason, light and order, while Dionysus is the god of wine, intoxication and ritual madness. Many philosophers and writers have invoked the Apollonian and Dionysian. Nietzsche, of course, employed the concept in The Birth of Tragedy . In the literary and philosophical sense, the Apollonian represents individuality and celebrates creativity through reason and logic. The Dionysian appeals to th