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by Elisabeth Barstowe — Read all 441 poems by Elisabeth Barstowe

Monday, January 9, 2023

 

A generalist by trade
there are oh so many ways
to interpret each situation,
you might even say it is my infatuation.

Dealing with the human context,
or the mind wich is placed therein,
there is no wrong, no right,
no given answer in sight.

If you want to submerge
in chaos, just dive into
your own brain, wich has 
many more tricks to purge.

Go ahead delve in.
You will find delicious sin,
next to purity.
Blackest moods,
next to an angels whim,
it's the deepest sea you can swim.

Don't do yourself the poor service
to think you know it all and 
have the remedy,
no one does you see.
 


 


 



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Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on January 10, 2023
Great advice on how to be introspective and embrace what we find. Even my nightmares make good stories. There are so much to learn by being open and absorbing all that is good and evil that comes our way either internally or externally.

Thanks for getting me thinking…

Ron

Reviewed by Felix Perry
Reviewed on January 10, 2023
I believe that the mind of each individual could say and do so much more if not shackled by the rules of morality and the laws created by man. Perhaps it may be a good thing though in some ways but I wonder some times what writers would write if they could truly write without worry of consequences or judgement by those around them.
Fee


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