Even metaphorically, it’s lame. It’s all lame.
But the lameness is what draws a person. The lameness is non-threatening. Non-intimidating. Non-eternal.
When a person attaches lameness to a thought, concept, ideal, or idea, it removes all urgency; all threat response of timely deadline dissipate into the aether like the trailing smoke after a candle burns out.
Lameness is like these metaphors describing lameness; itself the description of a metaphor.
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Where was I?
I forget, does it matter?
Probably not.