mallardcat

A thing can be like another thing, and that thing can be akin to the first thing. But some things do not like to be the same as the other things, and so they are a thing unto themselves. Although they may be a thing alone, in their solitude they are alike. This means that those things are the same as other things, if only because they have nothing to share. What happens when a thing has everything to share, I wonder? Does that thing become alone again? Because it has all the things, the thing would be alone, it seems. No two things are exactly alike, indeed. A thing is a thing, and that is the thing. The things do not pretend to be anything m