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" Miller argued forcefully that MacKinnon should keep half of his Harvard lab while pursuing the x-ray path , instead of leaping into an all-or-nothing situation . Now as for the death of those of perfect knowledge and truth-discerning awareness , those who have studied sufficiently and are proficient both in the theory and practice of Dhamma , for such people it does n't have to be a matter of leaping as they fall from the ladder . There seemed to be a problem in the discussion sort of leaping from cows to humans . From my present perspective , I think back to the historic event of the whole experience of leaping into my own narrative assignment with a deep sense of satisfaction ; though the experience proved more rigorous than I had expected , the knowledge gained from it gave me a new appreciation for the complexity of the narrative form . At a time in literary history when many American poets were turning away from what Pound called the " flabby , " imprecise technique of French Symbolism , Bly appreciated its high degree of imagination and poetic energy , and used it mid-career in his prose poems as a way to get the quality of leaping that he desired into his poetry .