How do you come up with something "original"?

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[S]o on one level, everything is as is, but accept it with all its dimensions, and everything is always new, always different -- the wheel always is, but the calm eye sees each round as its own. 

I take this to be your main point, yeah? So, this is a point about novelty. If nothing else, a work is novel to the extent that all of its contents are contained in a place and a point in time.

But there's another point in there about innovation: adapting a work to a new period is an innovative act.

And there's another about form, that form is a hub the wheel circles, it's "spokes" being something of a pun?

Just pointing out, there's a certain amount of hmm? in there . . . I'm not sure if this is about the validity of innovation or the inherency of newness.