“I lost the compass. I cannot draw perfect circles now.” I’d wailed before a geometry class in Level 3.
Life taught me to keep doodling without any tools – observations, imagination, my take on objects and happenings around me. I choose to keep them black and white, or paint in rainbow colors. The collection expands with outpourings in myriad forms – art, literature, experience and premature conclusions.
Can I draw a perfect shape again, and believe that life will fit into neat compartments?
Sunday’s Six Sentence Story Word Prompt!
Creative Experiments and More 
Oh my goodness what fantastic art!!
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Thank you so much, Lisa!
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Love your six. Makes me think of all the drawing tools and toys out there… Do you remember the ‘Spirograph’ sets and ‘Etch A Sketch’? Those were a lot of fun 🙂
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I am sure you can draw perfect shapes. As for life fitting into neat compartments, well that can be a challenge at times, at least in my opinion.
Great SSS.
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Thank you,Pat!
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…well, ‘compartment’, when considered in the context of a whole, could surely be considered neat, but, unfortunately, if that which they were subdivisions of was a perfect circle, then they will forever be undefined.
(personally I’m one of the hypo-mathematic people, no innate sense of math. however, I do recall something about the ratio of the radius to the circumference being an endless number… that would make the volume of any compartment un-quantifiable)
lol… forgive the ramblings. your Sixes are always provocative.
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Thank you so much!
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It’s funny, we were lost without the compass and protractor. Ah, I loved geometry.
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Do you know of an online equivalent? 🙂
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cart
chart
black
lines
as the axis of ya face
is the correct place~
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The tools once utilized to navigate life, however represented, have been altered, removed, taken. “Perfection” is subjective, therefore still available. I daresay there are those who may not be accepting, or unable to accept, the notion there never really were “neat compartments”.
Thank you, Reena for giving me pause to think deeper 🙂
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Do you call compartments neat, if they keep shifting?
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If “coping mechanism” = “compartments”, any shifting of the compartments would shatter the illusion of neat. Too much shifting, nothing stays “.neat”.
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Agree. Thanks!
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I engaged with the ideas you expressed here, Reena.
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Thank you so much, Roberta!
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Beautiful.
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Thank you!
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