Hermit

“It follows that ever person is on one hand a locus in which a given language is formed after an individual fashion and, on the other, a speaker who is only able to be understood within the totality of the language. In the same way, he is also a constantly developing spirit, while his discourse remains an object within the context of other intellection.” – Friedrich Schleiermacher (1768-1834).
 
Prussian Plato 
Feels in church 
An infinite realm 
Blossom within 

Interpretation  
Grammatical or 
Technical 
 
A woman’s intuition 
Divining rod trembling 
Towards the lunar pool 
 
Comparatively his story 
Flexes tenses hard 
Like concrete cracking 
 
circling 

the part in the whole in the 
rat in the hole in the 
art n he ole 
 

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