Robert Mapplethorpe once told a BBC interviewer “If you say too much you lose some of that mystery. You want to be able to pick up on the magic of the moment. . . You don’t know why it’s happening but it’s happening.” 

Mapplethorpe was an acquired taste  like scotch

he tried it several times before the ship came in  he understood   but he had that kind of patience for spirits and Art

as a youngster teen young man he was not known to be patient

it wasnt until his rashness physically damaged him and he had to heal had to rehabilitate his body that he recognised patience being a patient was demanding knitting made him submit  and there were few things he willingly submitted

. . . the magic of the moment. . . You don’t know why it’s happening but it’s happening.

 

after the happening is the possible realisation

                                                if one really thinks about itputs it through its paces

been put through paces put through a wringerhis own doing he was reflective  WHY an excellent hypothesis  and he is only person who could assess or know WHY

                                                the magic is revealed  starkly

one either learns through objective asnearlyasonecanbeobjectiveaboutthemselves reflection  digging in excavating   or they dont

a lookingglass reflection should be as true as possible

                                                          act for yourself  no one else

Twosdayafternoon,  6  7. 21

1446,  Thursday,  8  7. 21

The Hollies  Look Through Any Window  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yXCbDICvoxk