A true friend is one soul in two bodies.
—Aristotle
—Aristotle
Kant says, transcendental
idealism. In Aquinas, we exist apart from bodies
but only on Thursdays
when his famous ox
flies by the window
wiser at Cologne
where Albertus Magnus,
his real name, appoints
Aquinas to magister studentium,
master of students. Aquinas
is petrified but says yes [. . .]
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That is at once humorous, profound, a bunchaotheradjectivesican'tthinkof. I love it. Thank you for drawing attention to this.
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