The frog jumps into the pond,Plop?
whats your perspective of this ?
Answer:
erikfaraway has the right ticket. This is a zen poem. It's about cause and effect, it's about being. It's about observation.
peace.
CUUUUUUUUUUUTE.
and very interesting of how a frog uses its body to pushes herslef into the pond. idk but i just find anything that has to do wit animals interesting.
The frog is suppressing its homosexual desire for its father.
Bungee jumping.
no, splash.
I perceive a very confused frog. Why does this frog jump into this pond? Does he not know that he has legs and that legs are used for walking? Very curious amphibians, these frog characters. Don't you think?
He is looking to take a cool, refreshing dip!
The situation of the frog and pond separated from each other is sign of entropy, a form of chaos. This is a situation that is out of balance.
The act of jumping is the stored up energy from all this entropy, nature trying to restore the balance; the symbiotic relationship between the frog and the pond.
The noise (Plop), is the release of the unbalanced energy and negating of entropy in the universe. This is the sum result of restoring the balance.
I hope I've answered your questions.
Cheers!
The frog jumps into the pond,Plop! No splash! Just mud, so plop it goes. A year later even the mud is gone, all water life is dead, and what amphibious animals that did survive have gone to another source of water ...for now.
Global warming is affecting all life here on earth.
Not sure I really understand the question. Is it the same kind of idea as "if a tree falls in forest and there is no one there to hear, does it make a noise?"
I actually perceived a green frog with warts, although frogs do not have them, it was running from something. Maybe in an animal's natural fight or flight mode, it jumped into the air and into the rippling water. The "plopping" sound became silence after the frog was beneath it's blanket.
I'd like to know if this means anything now.
While leaving a horrible smelly fart in the air for the other frogs to smell.
There is no water in the pond, only mud. Therefore the sound is a dull plop rather than a splash. A drought is taking over his home and soon there won't even be mud. And that frog will most likey be long dead before it's over.
It's a statement on global warming.
the french are weird
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Answer:
erikfaraway has the right ticket. This is a zen poem. It's about cause and effect, it's about being. It's about observation.
peace.
CUUUUUUUUUUUTE.
and very interesting of how a frog uses its body to pushes herslef into the pond. idk but i just find anything that has to do wit animals interesting.
The frog is suppressing its homosexual desire for its father.
Bungee jumping.
no, splash.
I perceive a very confused frog. Why does this frog jump into this pond? Does he not know that he has legs and that legs are used for walking? Very curious amphibians, these frog characters. Don't you think?
He is looking to take a cool, refreshing dip!
The situation of the frog and pond separated from each other is sign of entropy, a form of chaos. This is a situation that is out of balance.
The act of jumping is the stored up energy from all this entropy, nature trying to restore the balance; the symbiotic relationship between the frog and the pond.
The noise (Plop), is the release of the unbalanced energy and negating of entropy in the universe. This is the sum result of restoring the balance.
I hope I've answered your questions.
Cheers!
The frog jumps into the pond,Plop! No splash! Just mud, so plop it goes. A year later even the mud is gone, all water life is dead, and what amphibious animals that did survive have gone to another source of water ...for now.
Global warming is affecting all life here on earth.
Not sure I really understand the question. Is it the same kind of idea as "if a tree falls in forest and there is no one there to hear, does it make a noise?"
I actually perceived a green frog with warts, although frogs do not have them, it was running from something. Maybe in an animal's natural fight or flight mode, it jumped into the air and into the rippling water. The "plopping" sound became silence after the frog was beneath it's blanket.
I'd like to know if this means anything now.
While leaving a horrible smelly fart in the air for the other frogs to smell.
There is no water in the pond, only mud. Therefore the sound is a dull plop rather than a splash. A drought is taking over his home and soon there won't even be mud. And that frog will most likey be long dead before it's over.
It's a statement on global warming.
the french are weird
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