If all you think is what you know
And all you know is what you say,
Then all you say is all you feel
And you're late by yesterday.
If all you feel is what you say
And all you say is what you know,
Then all you know is all you think
And you'll be late by tomorrow.
- Author: Nicholas Browning ( Offline)
- Published: December 2nd, 2021 07:30
- Comment from author about the poem: Insanity isn't all that it's cracked up to be.
- Category: Unclassified
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- Users favorite of this poem: melellendixon
Comments8
I didn’t understand this but you sound in a bit of a confused place in your mind . Sorry that you feel this way
It's just iteration and repetition. The poem is meant to explain that looking at things in black and white is incorrect, as there's more than just "yes and no". Thanks for the visit Rose :p
Ok ) thanks for explaining ..
Yeah , you can’t always look at things in that way
Though twisting insanity here and I so enjoyed it!
Heck yes! Repetition prevails.
Nice word play to bring on a headache for deep thunkers LOL
That was my aim, I must admit ;D muahahahaha!
I'm late now, having spent hours unravelling this! lol.
Now see, if you put the x behind the first set of ( ) then you'll come across an intersection, you're gonna wanna turn left, head down for about .15 of a popsicle, and then take the next watermelon.
That sounds like the route of the No.9 bus! It ends up in Cuckoo Land. lol.
Woah
It sounded like a tongue twister
Lmao 🤣
If you read it out loud it can be a little confusing xD
Intriguing words Nicholas.
Andy
Thanks much, Andy. Hope the day is finding you well.
This is such a punch in the face - in the best way possible. A jaw dropping read. This is so beautifully done.
Hey, thanks very much for the visit and kind words.
A punch in the face never hurt anyone lol
A brilliant two stanzas here Nicholas, sagely written and I agree, it's always healthy to question what's right in front of us, especially with a certain headline in the news at the moment.
Bravo and I hope that all is well!
Hey there scribbler, thanks a ton for the kind words. Hope all is well with you too.
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