Day seventy-eight

All our knowledge begins with the senses, proceeds then to the understanding, and ends with reason. There is nothing higher than reason. -Immanuel Kant

Higher than reason.

(Architecture of a poem unwritten)

Line one: Something about Kant and how he didn't believe in miracles

Line two: Reiterate line 1 with a substantial metaphor.

Line three: Something about reasoning and the rational mind

Line four: A simile about the mind and the rational mind.

Line five: Nature imagery. juxtaposition of nature and religion. Perhaps a church in a meadow.

Line six: Metaphor about the image above. More nature.

Line seven: Tie in higher than reason with "God" and how He could be higher than reason

Line eight: Question tie in with God and add metaphor, perhaps alliteration

Line nine: More imagery and religious symbolism

Line ten: Final flourish, a question, employ assonance, rhyme, and a strong finishing image. perhaps something disturbing.

This was definitely a cop-out

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