PALINDROMES ~ ARE POEMS BEST hope
of expressions of love and peace
in places of hoplessness.
Why highlight this fantasy of confusion ?
Perhaps us (perspective personsa)
confuse that belief with reality
also producing absurd abstraction of truth.
Is truth capable of abstaction ?
Is there weakness in argument ?
++++++++++++++++++++
Argument in weakness ? There is
abstraction of capable truth.
Is truth of abstraction absurd ?
Producing also reality with belief
that confuses persona perceptive ~ us perhaps ?
Confessions of fantasy ~ this highlights !
Why hopelessness in place of peace and love ?
Expressions of hope
BEST POEMS ARE PALINDROMES !
Thanks for reading ~ Comments welcome ~ Love to all BRIAN ~ XOX
-
Author:
BRIANSODES (Pseudonym) (
Offline) - Published: September 14th, 2016 04:23
- Comment from author about the poem: I have not seen a PALINDROME posted on MPS. A palindrome is a poem that can be read normally and also with the LAST word as the FIRST word and it still makes (some) sense. I trust you think that is true of my example. ! I wrote this a long time ago and it was considered ~ OK. Try writing one yourself ~ it's not as easy as it looks ! Love to all ~ all to Love ~ BRIAN XOX
- Category: Reflection
- Views: 71
Offline)
Comments5
A thinkers poem .. Excellent xx
Thanks CAMILLE ~ In my experience quality Ladies like Men who are Thinkers and not just Winkers!
Love BRIAN XOX
Brian, my head is swimming on a positive note. You certainly have a way with words. Too often 'truth' is bent to the advantage of the user. We are seeing this within our media in the USA. It seems ethics are thrown out the window and fair and balanced news is replaced with manipulation/bias. Thank you for sharing your Palindrome. Your creative writing is refreshing to read. ~ Sonia
Maybe it was the scotch last night, or lack of sleep, or my inability to abstract finding comfort today only in the concrete. Truth is All I can offer is to revisit the palindrome on another day. Thanks.
Awesome write Brian,
Very well written brian...excellent work.
To be able to comment and rate this poem, you must be registered. Register here or if you are already registered, login here.