Actions also needed. What more could be said about the indecipherable problems that followed?
Beneath a shared understanding and attitude toward problem-solving, these issues presented themselves before my eyes as if strikingly clear.
All the wavering analyses and further engagements with what lay before my eyes needed no more explanation.
Handling it all no longer needed to be done well, deserving of a thorough understanding or a clear acknowledgment by people.
Very clear in my eyes was what I encountered, something I could put into practice, and it seemed like the most appropriate thought. The result itself did not necessitate facing too much else.
This could lead to actions regarding the problem that might appear quite foolish.
In subsequent actions, what more contemplation and further attention to the things before me, which could not be owned, was necessary?
