throwing by an expert potter
appears graceful, appears
effortless, but a rotating mass of clay
possesses energy and momentum
the slightest mishandling
causes the work to become
uncontrollable
from wikipedia
throwing by an expert potter
appears graceful, appears
effortless, but a rotating mass of clay
possesses energy and momentum
the slightest mishandling
causes the work to become
uncontrollable
from wikipedia
perhaps
“the slightest mishandling of which”
?
lovely, though. i had a friend in college (still have the friend, i suppose) and this is a spot-on description of throwing.
Hi Matthew — or maybe a period just before and a new sentence at that point? I’m having a punctuation mutiny these days and am letting it work itself through my system, like a cold virus.
This captures the sense of dire warning most elegantly!