In this life there can be two types of people,
So many of them are wise but you do not hear,
Do not hear their wise words.
Then there are so many foolish people who many hear,
Hear all the time.
What you must realise though that when a wise man speaks
He speaks because he has something wise to say.
But when a fool speaks
He will always speak too much,
Speaks because he must say something
Just so his voice can be heard
Even though his words are meaningless.
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Goldfinch60 (Pseudonym) (
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Comments5
And there’s Garrulous Gertie down the road;
Also Blabbermouth Bill across the way -
Loquacious Linda in full throttle mode.
Now Desperate Dave accused of foul play……
No foul play at all just enhancing my words Dave.
Andy
Andy - that's me there - Doggerel Dave AKA Desperate Dave
Doh! it's true, even Proverbial, in the Bible book of Proverbs.
Something like: 'A fool utters all his/her mind, but not a wise man/woman'.
I, of course, like the sound of my own voice in singing. I'm the only ones who does! lol. Someone's gotta like it. heehee.
Yes even the bible agrees with me Orchi.
Andy
(i can't help but feel these words
apply to more than those fools
on our news screens and front pages, Andy)
I recognise 'the fool' in your words
I see him lurking in mirrors, where
I try to scrub my reflection, clean
of shower fogged, self-doubts
and reality warping ego's, foils
one
morning's gleaned wisdom, at a time
(Always appreciate the depths in your wisdom, dear Poet)
I read and attempt to heed!
You can obviously see where these words came from Mek, we should not read the news or listen to it.
Andy
I'm keeping shtumm.
OK d a but you in particular have no need to.
Andy
Wisdom has to be allowed a hearing with quiet attention which sadly is rare in these noisy days. Good points made here Andy.
Thank you Fay, so true.
Andy
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