“The achieve of, the mastery of the thing,” often
comes to mind when admiring something well-done, where the work involved is
simply implied in the outcome. A verb turned into a noun. Nor is it the same as
achievement. Achieve becomes alive with the full implications of living that
went into the thing’s being (active), alive now in its own being, or quiddity
(passive). Thing is a comedown from achieve, but any other suggestions? The
achieve is the thing-in-itself. Nor is mastery about control or winning a
doctorate. It’s the Lord’s work of Creation, more awesome than kestrels in
April.
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