| BkVII:9.I.5 | Do you want to paint my face? Do so. Do you want to sing songs to my heart? Do so. Would you rather use pencil and paper to show the world that I exist and that I am love? Do so with all the joy of your heart. “Love and do what you want” is a central motto of this work. We are now able to reinterpret that expression. Now I tell you: “Love and be the one you want to be.” |