"Life Is For Learning"

It turns out (not surprisingly) that Joni Mitchell knew what she was talking about. Prosper an incorrect translation of prudence. Prudence, a term used for David, for the Messiah, for the man of sorrow. And the song has more things that it's right about too. "Then can I walk beside you" Adam and Eve as Camille Paglia points out. The friendship of the Bible. Maybe it's the time of year or maybe it's the time of man. Paglia says this is gender neutral. I think not. But saying "the time of man and woman" is like throwing pennies at Paris Hilton's limo as she rolls by for fear she's poor. She don't need it and they might scratch the car. More seriously, a profound unseeing.