Show, don't run with scissors

(Blending Burke and Composition)

The argument of the title.
The issue from the Other's point of view.
A dominant impression
An argument about me, not you. Not you at all.

If I call it a representative anecdote. And if there is a representation, there is a re-presenter. If you keep inserting yourself.

There might be dialogue and not dissemination.

A scapegoat is needed, to pour our blood on and flog out our sins. What is wrong, and what stands for what?

She is a kind woman. She has two kids and a dog. The blue of her coat represents her mood. The dog is small, so she must like cute things.

She walks like a panther, and her goal is her prey. The inch of snow surrounds her heels without staying her stride. The weight of sleep on her face--how do we address her?