Bill Clinton Official White House Photograph |
Not much to really figure out! But if you go further with the study, back to "be," things get more interesting.
First, you may consider one of Shakespear's most-quoted lines, as Hamlet asks himself if it is better "to be, or not to be. That is the question."
Edwin Booth as Hamlet by J. Gurney & Sons, 1870 |
You can find various philosophers that posit the essence of "being," but it was Rene Descartes that put forth, "Cogito, ergo sum," translated to "I think, therefore I am." Rodin created a beautiful sculpture to illustrate this concept.
The Thnker Rodin Philadelphia |
To Be is to Do--Socrates
To Do is to Be--Plato
Do be do be do--Sinatra
And from there, the opportunities to extrapolate are endless:
Scooby Doobee Doo!
Yabba Dabba Doo!
Hey, Boo Boo!
How about a Picnic Basket, Yogi? |
Do be a Do Bee!
AND, last but not least:
Exactly! Now, go out and just make art, whatever YOUR definition of "IS" is!
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