I wonder what the multiple references are inferring and with that, he won my heart. Van can certainly connect with his audiance in a most personal way. I believe he is speaking to a woman as they walk together in the cold and he looks into her eyes as he speaks and notices how imensely captivated she has become; in "wonder" by the brillant words he says. She wants to hear his philosophy of love and how it is more than a feeling but a Newton force of gravity that could be covalently bonded and completely defined by the mind, but would rather listen to a his philosophy where logic merges with magic. Or this could be considered "purple prose," and for that, I'm sorry.
I wonder what the multiple references are inferring and with that, he won my heart. Van can certainly connect with his audiance in a most personal way. I believe he is speaking to a woman as they walk together in the cold and he looks into her eyes as he speaks and notices how imensely captivated she has become; in "wonder" by the brillant words he says. She wants to hear his philosophy of love and how it is more than a feeling but a Newton force of gravity that could be covalently bonded and completely defined by the mind, but would rather listen to a his philosophy where logic merges with magic. Or this could be considered "purple prose," and for that, I'm sorry.