Martin Buber
Philosopher
Pronouns: I, thou
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November 17, 2019 by at 5:38 pm
Martin Buber
Philosopher
Pronouns: I, thou
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Ranks with the best of Pound.
Symbolodic or, What’s a Metaphor For?
Let the Blue Dollar’s wing
Free both symbol and thing
From birdlime’s I and It.
And let a Seaburg sing
What the Seabird can bring
To help the self admit.
I think when I started to look at the purple book not so long ago – has it been nicked or is it packed away – I thought it sounded more right wing than one would imagine from what I thought was a Kantian distinction between thou and it, I thought it was. I didn’t realise I had packed mine away but maybe I have. Thou I suppose is familiar and disrespectful.
I may have thought it too purple for the bookshelves in the small living room.