Two Cube Cubism of Individualism & Connectism
“Did you see that?”
“Yep”
“Wow”
“Yeah”
Those are the things these two partners tell each other through signs. They sit next to each other, flying over most of the human beings in the area, and simply communicating with each other from time to time and all the time.
“He’s leaning up against the pole”
“And he’s happy too”
I happened to come across these 2 yesterday, while in San Francisco. They looked like two priceless cubes, very calm, and hovering above people. From one of the many perspectives, you would see the buildings in the background, or people below. Among some other views, I prefer this one. The sky, a very calm one. Like fruits dipped in chocolate, it felt as if emotions were being dipped into a pool labeled “patience.”
People think only of the pole when walking during the day, and only of the actual light coming out of the two at night. The two are content, not mainly and only because of the existence of each other, which is a good and the most important factor in itself, but due to being happy with their own selves, mainly due to realizing what the other can bring in and what they themselves can bring out. The two realize the connection and thoughts that exist at all times, when no one is around during the day and when no one is around during the night. They know what they are, they know what they are doing, and even in confusion, they know what they want to be and that they will be, and they know who is there for them during all times. They were and are individuals because they were connected. They were and are connected because they were individuals.
No complications. Only actions, thoughts, and planning overshadowed by real and good emotions. All the three and the big one and other things combining to create the only real outcome that matters.
And then when I get close, I take a picture since that is the purpose of life at that moment. It was simply me. And the other one was someone else I wished it to be. Yes.
“He’s taking OUR picture?”
“Hmmmm, maybe the sky?”
“Maybe he is taking picture of the sky or some bird up above and is trying to make sure we don’t block the view.”
“Hmmmmmmm, he is taking our picture…..”
“Hmmmmm indeed…..”
That is what the two were thinking to each other. Or maybe that is what I imagine it to be. Soon it will be with me and someone else too. In our minds it is already happening. Yes indeed.
Location: San Francisco, CA, USA