A NEW IDEA

A new idea at its purest should at best be left alone to fully gather honest claim, not stretched to over-weaning, tapering limply to a flaccid end for weak and easy accolades. Just trust the ground for what it was—precise and heart-felt, nothing more. And then and only will your brand new thought have the power to over-power, as the curtain falls, leaving those with open mouths and half-thought come-backs, dribbling on their patent shoes, agreed with by their over-costumed dates.