witless waxing

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  • Author: crypticbard (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: October 23rd, 2022 04:09
  • Comment from author about the poem: Now, get ready for a bit of a ride. Not always like this but this is a poem that came up rather spontaneously.
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Comments4

  • Doggerel Dave

    Humanity not brained to do the job as all warnings have fallen on deaf ears.
    Got this completely and well said Rik (said? Needs to be shouted).

    • arqios

      Thanks Dave it's a known fact that some listen to reason only when it's yelled at them

      • Doggerel Dave

        Not even then....the gurgler awaits.....

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      • Bella Shepard

        You're after my own heart with this one. I sometimes wonder if our brains have completed their evolutionary process, or whether we have a few million years to go yet. Perhaps A.I. will beat us to it. Great write, and a definite fav!

        • arqios

          Thanks Bella. The race is on! AI appears to have some advantages that we have to compensate for. Perhaps creativity is our niche.

        • A Boy With Roses

          a mouthful of words hehe

          • arqios

            Quite so! Thanks for the read and the much appreciated comment/feedback/response/review. Cheers!

          • Rocky Lagou

            Wow, this came up "spontaneously"?!?! I mean the images you convey and your diction is so on point in this poem. I agree with the message, the sort of conformity many of us have a tendency to follow because of society, which is becoming progressively malign. I mean this brought me back to Mark Twain's essay "Corn-Pone Opinions," which if you haven't already, I totally suggest. Bravo.

            • arqios

              Thanks Rocky. That is so nice of you to say so. I will go to Mark Twain and refresh his voice in my head and meet "Corn-Pone Opinions" for the first time.



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