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"...look into the seeds of time..."

"And say which grain will grow and which will not, Speak then to me."

That's the one.

The Bard himself. A good choice, though I fear I was never much a fan. Mother had a distaste for Shakespeare to which I will never fully understand.

I'm an English major myself. I think sometimes it is the language of the time that turns people off.

Interesting, and do you find Shakespeare your inspiration or were there others?
Perhaps, I just do not believe she was a fan. My mother would often times read Eichendorff to me quite often. She used to say father courted her with his works. But I never thought to ask my father, he and I never talked.

A local author actually served as my mentor and inspiration. I grew up reading his books and stories--he was a great man.

My dad died when I was quite young. I'm not sure if we would have been close or not.

Ahh, local art. Simply the best. One could quote Shakespeare all day, even the most uneducated of men know that Juliet pined for her seemingly out of reach Romeo but it takes one of great intelligence to know the artist of no name. (And perhaps he had a name, I'm sure he did, maybe it was even a big one but as I do not know the man I do not know the answer to such.)

I wasn't very young when my father passed. It was only a few years ago when I was seventeen, but I do believe I could count the number of times we spoke with one another over the seventeen years in which he was a part of my life with but one hand.

What will you see?

If you're "lucky" you'd see the future.

Do the seeds of the future share a similarity with Morning Glory seeds?

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