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The ten thousand things and the one true only.

by Kip Manley

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Things to keep in mind:
The secret of allegory.

But some people will say that all this may be very fine, but that they cannot understand it on account of the allegory. They are afraid of the allegory, as if they thought it would bite them: they look at it as a child looks at a painted dragon, and think it will strangle them in its shining folds. This is very idle. If they do not meddle with the allegory, the allegory will not meddle with them. Without minding it at all, the whole is as plain as a pikestaff.

William Hazlitt

—posted 538 days ago


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