Small flaws fall the many men, thickness matters not if the structure is only of water, with solidity of earth and the learning there to be taught, Masons mix with their water, they build form that is strong having learned the flaws that fell their fellows, for if they do not creat the dirt with the water with the straw, what bricks would they have to build with at all? Any mind that does not see the light has not reckoned to bild above the clouds, though the clever craftsman sees.
Yes, you have to take the rough with the smooth...
To A_C_Bowden Indeed you do. A smooth river stone must lay in the waters for some time before it is the aforementioned texture. Wisdom comes at the price, and reward, of experience. Experience is the blessing, and curse, we bare for the ways we spend our time. Either you tough it out and fight the rapids force and you round well, or you suffer the long journey tumbling down river until you finally settle. There is always an easy way to earn wisdom, and it is almost always the most difficult thing to do.
-Thank you friend for your wonderful thought to inspire my minds own thought
To LukeJavan8, thank you for the welcome friend!I hope to find wisdom, knowledge, and many other learned things here. Good company breeds good conversation I would say. Thank you again.