The Serpent Within
So human beings, we shed personalities and identities and we evolve. So I just thought that that was an interesting thought. And the other thing is, I'm pretty sure that snakes definitely do have a bad reputation. They are associated with evil in a lot of places. But snakes also represent a type of wisdom. They have this kind of ancient wisdom they're seen as almost wise in certain cultures. I find this also very interesting
Himanshi Thakur
@GreyMatter · 3:14
Hi, Candy. Just listen to your swell. It's midnight here and it was such a delight to end one's day on such a wonderful note. And you know, my boyfriend, being the well read person he is, he has, he had actually introduced me to the symbolic a symbolic importance and significance of serpents and snakes. And we both are dead scared of reptilia like snakes. So I completely share your emotion there
Hi, Candy. Your way of motivating people and your way of making people realize their own strengths is absolutely unique and different. I really love it. And every time you come up with something or the other, which has a great impact on our thoughts, and it will actually make us realize what we are or the beauty of things that are present in our ruins and all. So I really love this well, too. And the way you present it through your poems is absolutely fantastic
Hello, Gray Matter, and thank you so much for responding to this post, even though it was so late in the night and in the end, I could really tell that you were fighting with sleep, and I found that funny. And every time you respond, I learn something new. And what you mentioned caduceus, I hope I pronounced that right. And it's really curious that the universal symbol for medicine would have a snake on it to represent healing. So I found that really fascinating
So thanks for the encouragement, really, and I hope that you continue to enjoy and it really touches my heart, it makes me feel very happy. So thanks and I hope you have a wonderful day today and the rest of the weekend as well
The Bookbot Theory
@Bookbot · 0:42
You. This is such a powerful poem. Thank you so much for sharing it. And I completely agree with you. We humans do this often. We change personalities, we share personalities, we share habits, we learn new things, and we are constantly evolving. Snakes, though scary, are equally fascinating. And it's interesting to see how beautifully you've depicted that skin shedding that merciful lover. I loved that analogy there. It was a very powerful poem. Thank you so much
Himanshi Thakur
@GreyMatter · 1:18
Yes. And these things that I hear during late in the night also stay with me in my subconscious. And this is how your personality develop, right, when you listen to such enriching things and which make you think on multidimensional level. So, yeah, that is what it is. Yes, particularly I love listening to you. So thank you for sharing all these lovely things. And yes, I think it is called caduceus. Even I haven't cross checked its pronunciation yet