I have figured it out!
I now know what I only half knew, and only knew through experience rather than cognition!
I love metaphor because it allows me to express what I can't touch, taste, smell or see in a concrete way. More carefully I am paying attention to the physicality of experience and thus it follows that those things which are too obtuse to manifest in particles find their way into recognition through words that link them to imaginative scenarios which are palpable, which squeak or sparkle.
I now know what I only half knew, and only knew through experience rather than cognition!
I love metaphor because it allows me to express what I can't touch, taste, smell or see in a concrete way. More carefully I am paying attention to the physicality of experience and thus it follows that those things which are too obtuse to manifest in particles find their way into recognition through words that link them to imaginative scenarios which are palpable, which squeak or sparkle.
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