A Book About Nothing
And Other Tips On Telling Topics
“Among the great things which are to be found among us, the being of nothingness is the greatest.” -Leonardo da Vinci
“What is nothing?” I ask.
To find the answer could be a task.
Webster’s defines it as nonexistent,
No volume or quality, insignificant;
In all these cases I read “that which is,
Before I find “that which it isn’t.”
It seems to me “that which is not”
Really, can’t matter a lot?
After all, if nothing doesn’t exist,
It can’t be something, is that a twist?
In addition to exploring nothing, this book is also about everything else, such as life, learning, play, overcoming fear, living with purpose, being creative, silence, sound, drawing, travel, animals, and much more.
Robert Regis Dvořák has delightfully illustrated his poetic insights on life’s situations so that people both young and old can enjoy, learn, share, and benefit one verse at a time.
So open this book. Meet and become a Smart Bird who expects:
To see through creative lenses,
To use all the senses;
To listen to intuition;
To assess any condition.
Smart birds act with imagination;
To feel inspiration,
To focus his or her attention,
To fly to any location,
To defy gravitation,
To see any situation.
And Other Tips On Telling Topics
“Among the great things which are to be found among us, the being of nothingness is the greatest.” -Leonardo da Vinci
“What is nothing?” I ask.
To find the answer could be a task.
Webster’s defines it as nonexistent,
No volume or quality, insignificant;
In all these cases I read “that which is,
Before I find “that which it isn’t.”
It seems to me “that which is not”
Really, can’t matter a lot?
After all, if nothing doesn’t exist,
It can’t be something, is that a twist?
In addition to exploring nothing, this book is also about everything else, such as life, learning, play, overcoming fear, living with purpose, being creative, silence, sound, drawing, travel, animals, and much more.
Robert Regis Dvořák has delightfully illustrated his poetic insights on life’s situations so that people both young and old can enjoy, learn, share, and benefit one verse at a time.
So open this book. Meet and become a Smart Bird who expects:
To see through creative lenses,
To use all the senses;
To listen to intuition;
To assess any condition.
Smart birds act with imagination;
To feel inspiration,
To focus his or her attention,
To fly to any location,
To defy gravitation,
To see any situation.
And Other Tips On Telling Topics
“Among the great things which are to be found among us, the being of nothingness is the greatest.” -Leonardo da Vinci
“What is nothing?” I ask.
To find the answer could be a task.
Webster’s defines it as nonexistent,
No volume or quality, insignificant;
In all these cases I read “that which is,
Before I find “that which it isn’t.”
It seems to me “that which is not”
Really, can’t matter a lot?
After all, if nothing doesn’t exist,
It can’t be something, is that a twist?
In addition to exploring nothing, this book is also about everything else, such as life, learning, play, overcoming fear, living with purpose, being creative, silence, sound, drawing, travel, animals, and much more.
Robert Regis Dvořák has delightfully illustrated his poetic insights on life’s situations so that people both young and old can enjoy, learn, share, and benefit one verse at a time.
So open this book. Meet and become a Smart Bird who expects:
To see through creative lenses,
To use all the senses;
To listen to intuition;
To assess any condition.
Smart birds act with imagination;
To feel inspiration,
To focus his or her attention,
To fly to any location,
To defy gravitation,
To see any situation.