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The Future (n.) names both tomorrow and eternal life.
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The Future (n.) is the empty space a falling spider sees below it; what drives it forward is a consistency that lies behind.
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The Future (n.) guarantees an either/or: as truly as there is a future, so truly is there an either/or.
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The Future (n.) is the incognito in which the eternal, incommensurable with time, keeps company with time.
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The Future (n.) is not too dark but not dark enough: the actor is steadied by the black night beyond the footlights and would be thrown if he could make out a single face.
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The Future (n.) is the only thing that is, and it is not: the past is finished and the present has not yet arrived.
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The Future (n.) is man's mark of nobility: without it there would be no past either, and he would live bent to the earth like the beasts.
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The Future (n.) is an enemy that borrows all its strength from you, which is why no one is strong enough to beat it alone.
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The Future (n.) is lighter and more pliable than any sickle; everyone shapes it the way he himself is shaped.
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The Future (n.) is a world not even the most travelled bird knows: however far it flew, it never flew to the future and back.