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Re: playing with balls
(Anonymous) 2014-06-13 12:23 am (UTC)(link)To someone who likes sport it is. I often hear people who like football say it is an art and it tells a story. It is referred to as 'the beautiful game'. People talked of way the spanish played at the last world cup as 'beautiful'.
I can't argue that because I don't like football, but I do absolutely love gymnastics. To me, gymnastics is art. I feel the same way when I watch a gymnastics perform a perfect switch split ring or stick a double layout as I do when I look at a beautiful painting. I feel the same way watching an amazingly performed floor routine as I do when someone tells me a good story. I look at the deepness of it, how the moves flowed together, how they took on the character, in the same was as one analyses an actor's performance. And I believe people do the same in football and other sports.
Why would it be less of a story to you just because it is just physically actions? Oh. because you don't like it, that's why.
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