How often are you curious about your furniture or your picture frame in your living room?
Not often?
Why not?
You do not expect them to change and they may not matter to you anyway.
How often do you listen to a person you “know”?
You probably don’t!
If you “know” them then there is nothing new to learn about them.
Knowing is the end of your curiosity!
How often do you look into your spouse’s eyes?
How often do you listen carefully to a conversation?
How often do you look into a mirror with curiosity?
Curiosity ends when we assume.
Curiosity ends when we take people for granted.
Curiosity ends when we think we “know”.
Copyright .2014 by Shervin Hojat
Barbara J. Henry
God made us curious
God gave us a brain, and he expects us to use it.
But curiosity ends when we accept religion--any religion--as the truth.
Therefore, religion is anti-god.
well done
Regis
You are right in your poem about "curiosity". It is good to have curiosity about another, and it ends too soon when we begin to make assumption in others. We must read into another's words carefully and not jumping into conclusions by ourselves about them. What others do in their lives are them, it has nothing to do with us. But to misread others and then write mocking poetry about others is totally wrong. We all need to learn, and we all need to grow up; but unfortunately some people will never grow mentally.
Sandie