Is this Abstract Existence?

[ByArrow]

Magic is fundamental force. It cannot be contained in one body—not even one the size of a universe. It predates even The First Evil, who predates universe itself. Magic is the inspiration. It is the dreams. It is the thing that makes life so wonderful. The disappearance of magic is causing music, poetry, and many other things to go bad. Because of lack of magic, nobody can hit the right note, Coke doesn’t taste the same, rainbows occur with two colors and suicide rates are rising.

Could this give magic an abstract existence?

 

[AlipheeseXIV]

Sounds more like magic is the "concept" that a character would be abstract to, rather than being an abstraction of something in of itself. Unless it's an abstraction of an even "grander" thing, it's probably just incorporeality

 

[ByArrow]

Sounds more like magic is the "concept" that a character would be abstract to, rather than being an abstraction of something in of itself. Unless it's an abstraction of an even "grander" thing, it's probably just incorporeality

Thanks for reply. I’d still like to get a few more opinions

 

[I'm_here_to_teach]

Magic is fundamental force. It cannot be contained in one body—not even one the size of a universe. It predates even The First Evil, who predates universe itself. Magic is the inspiration. It is the dreams. It is the thing that makes life so wonderful. The disappearance of magic is causing music, poetry, and many other things to go bad. Because of lack of magic, nobody can hit the right note, Coke doesn’t taste the same, rainbows occur with two colors and suicide rates are rising.

Could this give magic an abstract existence?

Probably if its a actual fundamental/foundational force