The Sand Altar
With a red grain and a blue grain, placed in precisely the proper positions, I made a beautiful god, with plumes of yard-long feathers and a swivel eye.
And with a red grain and a blue grain, placed in precisely the proper positions, I made a dragon, with scaly wings and a curling, iniquitous tail.
Then I reflected:
If, with the same materials, I can make both god and dragon, of what use is the higher mathematics?
Having said this, I went outdoors and stood under a tree and listened to the frogs singing their evening songs in the green darkness.
And with a red grain and a blue grain, placed in precisely the proper positions, I made a dragon, with scaly wings and a curling, iniquitous tail.
Then I reflected:
If, with the same materials, I can make both god and dragon, of what use is the higher mathematics?
Having said this, I went outdoors and stood under a tree and listened to the frogs singing their evening songs in the green darkness.
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