An Ode to Idiots

lukestri

Oh, that I were an idiot,

No folds upon my brain!

My life would be so simple made,

My finer thoughts made plain.

 

Oh, how I envy idiots,

For ignorance is bliss!

My stress and worries, gone away --

Who would not want for this?

 

I wish I were an idiot,

The world made black and white.

No countless shades of grey would be,

All would be wrong or right.

 

I long to be an idiot,

A void between my skull!

My actions free to roam abroad,

To do what is not dull.

 

But I am not an idiot,

And more's the pity there!

I'm doomed to live with those who are,

Who haven't got a care.

  • Author: lukestri (Offline Offline)
  • Published: April 6th, 2023 11:06
  • Category: Reflection
  • Views: 15
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