Seeing the perspective from outside has a more understanding for how by believing the possibility. However, to dare tread within and see deeper is where to mysteriously wonder how it is even possible.
Pushing the boundaries beyond recognition is always for testing than keeping to the already known areas of lines to cross.
Even the overcrowded sense for space can be the perfect moment to release some pressure and let air get to what has been bottled up for too long.
Some misunderstand the idea of being invited, having to go through desperate measures to make it obvious enough. Even if having to make it difficult for to turn up on the doorstep, but least it has that only if welcome presence.
There are those who bless the feet that walks in those shoes that they so too wish to walk in. And, there are those who just observe to see if they would do the same. Why others have an emergency plan to press for a quick change of mind, knowing how the divide between agree and disagree is never equally thought.
In the forest; survival of the fittest, only the strong can keep up with the persistent pressure of those dominating stronger. Finding the right resources and the willpower to keep the path, and manageable by the methods to use. Even finding the perfect solutions, there will also be those coming down hard from above. To manipulate how to go about gaining higher ground to be seated up there upon the peaks that everyone, but only a few, can remain to be seen.
In the stones; there is a wedge between two minds that need to agree but mutually or may as well let them dictate the entire path, of course some can manipulate wedges inbetween as a means to control and get what they wish for but then paths are a distant thing for each, love gives a wide berth for a road to see passionately along only sometimes can get ahead of passion and be pushed further.
St. Luke Ch.22:V.61-62 " - And the Lord turned, and looked upon Peter. And Peter remembered the word of the Lord, how he had said unto him, Before the cock crow, thou shalt deny me thrice.
- And Peter went out, and wept bitterly."
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