I marked the building with Pentad on each column. Pentad might be thought of as a pentacle which it could be, but at the same time, in simple form, it is five (5). Imagine how a die looks when thrown to reveal 5. Marked like dice were they. Double were these to bring about Decad which equates to ten (10), but in simple form is Monad or ONE (1). Should one decide to look at Decad’s placeholder Uroborus (which is 0 (zero)), we see no beginning and no end. Could the same be said about Monad which is virtual in it point having neither volume, area, nor length? With each marking came my spoken words of intent. Burned were these marks whose ashes took time to fall away. Yet they held fast until I could revisit them for remarking my intent. Remarkable!
The remarking of intent:
Remarking can also be used in a two fold manner if looking at the prefix of “re” which means “again” in Latin. It would mean that I have marked it again. However, it also means “a comment” or “the act of noticing” which stems from the French remarquer “note again.” As for note itself, that too bears its form from the Latin word “nota” which means “a mark” and “notare” which means “to mark.” This does sound Uroborus in nature does it not? In this instance of Uroborus, my meaning is that of ad infinitum or circular in nature.
No longer do I leave my mark in such a fashion as I believe that I have obtained that which I had made my mark for. Might I add that the art of obtaining does not necessarily mean the art of possessing. For all intents and purposes, the meaning would be "established" that which I sought to "establish." ~ Arachne ~ December 13, 2010 @ 5:54 p.m. EST
Post Script: As each Pentad was separated by space, they held their own despite their duplication.
The remarking of intent:
Remarking can also be used in a two fold manner if looking at the prefix of “re” which means “again” in Latin. It would mean that I have marked it again. However, it also means “a comment” or “the act of noticing” which stems from the French remarquer “note again.” As for note itself, that too bears its form from the Latin word “nota” which means “a mark” and “notare” which means “to mark.” This does sound Uroborus in nature does it not? In this instance of Uroborus, my meaning is that of ad infinitum or circular in nature.
No longer do I leave my mark in such a fashion as I believe that I have obtained that which I had made my mark for. Might I add that the art of obtaining does not necessarily mean the art of possessing. For all intents and purposes, the meaning would be "established" that which I sought to "establish." ~ Arachne ~ December 13, 2010 @ 5:54 p.m. EST
Post Script: As each Pentad was separated by space, they held their own despite their duplication.
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