if change happened often enough,
I mean really quite frequently,
there is a chance to discover
that change does not exist.
not because of the motion involved
but because change is ever constant,
yet the notice and comprehension of it
is a timeout from its constancy.
it is a pause for observance’s sake
yet the ever-change is always ongoing.
it is only notice that has a time-frame
and the means of notice then fills
with the subject matter regarded as change.
it is only still shots
in an ongoing movie.
some go for the photos of recognition
while others are forever on the move . . .
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