appreciation of poem "the pulley "
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The poem imagines God adding different qualities to this new creation, pouring them in as a cook might pour ingredients in a cake. He is a generous Creator. All His blessings, all the world’s riches, are given to humankind, except for one.
“Rest” in the Christian tradition is one of God’s gifts. Jesus said “Come to me all that are weary and carrying heavy burdens, and I will give you rest.” (Matthew 11.28) “Rest” is also used as a picture of the destiny God promises to those who walk in His way, a picture of heaven. It is a precious “jewell”.
“Rest” in the Christian tradition is one of God’s gifts. Jesus said “Come to me all that are weary and carrying heavy burdens, and I will give you rest.” (Matthew 11.28) “Rest” is also used as a picture of the destiny God promises to those who walk in His way, a picture of heaven. It is a precious “jewell”.
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In pulley, from the mechanical perspective, to work a sort of intensity and power must be connected to the one end to lift the object in the opposite end.
The power connected has any kind of effect to the weight that is being lifted. The 'rest' that god keeps with him is the influence that draws the humanity towards god.
Two very extraordinary items are powerfully thought here, one from the unadulterated material science that is pulley and the other from the unadulterated religion that is God. The relationship of man and god is compared with the working mechanism of pulley.
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