Re: sense & sentimentality
Camille Scaysbrook (verona_beach@geocities.com)
Mon, 24 May 1999 20:27:06 +1000
The inimitable Scottie B wrote:
> '... the state of being Wise (heck, `It's a Wise Child'!)
> is something that I believe certain people are born with,
> an intangible which cannot be eroded or changed from
> birth but just covered or uncovered ...'
>
> And here was I thinking that sentimentality was
> the prerogative of the elderly.
and the eminently imitable Camille replied:
Well, I wasn't being sentimental or airy fairy or New Age - or I wasn't
intending to be, anyway. I have been privileged to meet people in my life
who have been something that for want of a better word `Wise'. There's no
getting around it - perhaps they are more attuned to the way the world
works, perhaps they had a great upbringing, I don't know. But surely you
cannot deny that element in some people that seems to separate them from
the earthly? In a wholly unsentimental way even?
Camille
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