I used to be in the habit of asking "why" an awful lot. I have learned that "why" is a futile question to ask. Most of the time, the answer is a stark "because." And then, when it isn't, there's one who knows the answer . . .
. . . but he ain't telling.
What is it Pope says?
"In both, to reason right is to submit," or something like that.
1 comment:
My frustration was always the "who" question...as in, WHO did...?? My response is, I am not going to tell you. It does not matter "who" did it. Why questions are not all bad, but sometimes there just really isn't an answer, or at least a satisfying one.
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