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A Wayout InEquality
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The Answer is the Question:
A 'Quentence' to one is only a Sentence to another


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If I started with a pertubation

 It had to have been

 The same in name

 As your own life

 had began

  in the same

  way

  in the hay  

So when

  I discuss

  equality and inequality

  it then must

  had begun

  with the same and one only

 disorderly conduct

 that birthed

 almost nearly

 the same identical brainy brains


 

Is the question

     then

 why aren't we the same

      or

 how is it possible

  that two equals

can produce inequalities:

  One that thinks to discuss

   equalness

And the other that accepts

Linclon, Jefferson, and other unequal names

that say we all are inalienably endowed the same in name  

 

The answer I think

  though not so esoteric as what does blow in the wind

  is hidden in the context

  and actually written in answer in the question

  to the question posed


     for what ever purpose  

     but flirtation and prelude

 to much

 but not all of our most intimate engagements.

 

And Scientifically

chaos theory

theorizes about mathematically

what it espouses erotically

on eroticism

when everything

is actually seen witnessed photographed and understood

anyways

  as blowing in the wind

  a different  time and hour everyday

  anyways


   in the same way and direction

as the day before as sure it was yesterday

and logically construe d

by anyone,


as there the same as you or I dly o exist

 today

 

And surely we've logically something we can flirt


and reference

 as chaos theory

 or the smallest possible number of solutions

  to a given

  problem

    which is always only one

   depending on how many ways


    the same number of problems

   is included and stated initially in any accounting

   when a potential added solution is construe d.

 

As easily, as confidently as the cover

of a Playboy magazine

is surely fact to be there the day before as well as after

the random universe

in all it's paths and discourses

is in a  mood only

and not a newspaper state of affairs.

 

Marvin E. Kirsh

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 


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 Reviews of "A Wayout InEquality"
Reviewed by Kathy Armijo
Reviewed on September 12, 2007
Equal, unequal -- truly dependent upon the recipient.

Kathy


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