Inroduction part 2

I found myself craving conversation with the mighty one, and journeyed back to the cave once more. This time our discussion ranged far and wide, flowing from topic to topic like a river flows from mountain to sea, but there was one topic to which we returned with increasing regularity, art, and not in any specific medium, but art in general. There was one question we struggled to answer that stood out the most: What constitutes art? Whether it me music, spoken word, written word, or painted image. This time, instead of a question, the Dragon left me with a task: bring some examples of art, and think on this more.

Introduction

I find myself at a cross at a crossroads, an interesting time in my life. So many questions, but which are truly important. So many answers, but which ones are correct? I find myself looking for clarification on these matters philosophical. In my wanderings I found myself at the Dragon's den, in the presence of this mighty being, the immortal dragon, with wisdom of the ages at its whim. So we talked for a while, though while it got to know me, I feel like I still know next to nothing about this enigmatic infinite. Due to my lengthy conversation, my time with the dragon grew to a close, us mortals do have our duties to attend to, I left it with this question: "What can you teach me, great one?" It was quick to counter. "What can you learn, little one?" And thus my time this day was gone, and over, and I had to depart, eagerly awaiting my next conversation with this deity-like figure.