Questions Are Seeds

Let me plant a question.

Planting something means you hope to see it grow.

Easy answers nip a question “in the bud.”

Don’t be premature.

Let’s plant a question and compost the answer. Then it can grow new questions.

Before a seed can grow it has to split open. Then there is no more seed.

Blow that question up.

A question in a dry mind yields a stunted answer.

Have you ever “solved” a seed?

In this hyacinth, first of the season, a hundred streams flow into one and out again in a thousand waves.

A good question doesn’t convert A to B but A to alphabet.