Dear Learners
Arab Stallion. Lessons in Governance.
When you turn away he places his head over your shoulder. You give him the
space that he declines. Before you he will fall and lay upon the ground,
prone and supine you may walk over him like a carpet. But you will walk
gently. When you mount his back he will now carry you to the ends of his
earth, but you know him and feel for him and you withdraw from the race of
endurance because his bravery outfaces any intelligence and anyway, you
know you sought him out and he ran well enough before you placed yourself
on his back.
Perhaps you saw it too?
Best,
Andrew Campbell
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