Everyday in some small way
my mind sets itself on a course
to mingle in thoughts of what and what's not
creating a mirage of reports
in countless words, images and pages
with all the information passed through the ages
of doctrine, entertainment, discussions and such
revealing great depths of mire and much
ideas to ponder, ideas to connect
the obvious nonsense so many accept
as mere speculations contrived and obscure
my thoughts look for meaning in the absurd.
Is this the way my thinking should be
offering more than the possibilities
of grandiose dreams and relinquished lives,
times that were created, destroyed, redesigned,
in the course of a lifetime running hither and forth
no telling the distance between the truth and distorts
to look for a moment where in the blink of an eye
understanding sets in and my processes sigh
from the whom will ever know all that there has been
to consider through a life time of where we all begin
under the instruction of another person's voice
that are explained to us daily without our own choice.
As humans we're sculpted by what came before
offered to us as conjecture, nothing more,
as suggestion, as relevance, as important, as fact
then told to move on and never look back
to question, consider, or rationalize
the depths and the widths of another's disguise
meant to mold our thinking in paths set to be
comprehensive acceptance of all society.
Where values are placed like labels on bread,
while tales are spun intricately to lead us instead,
through all that was portioned to give meaning in life
in times of jubilation and battles with strife
often where blame is placed on only one soul
who had no idea or any control
of the events they're birthed into and told to accept
without any rationality but told not to fret.
Oh to make sense of the this and the that
and keep it tucked neatly under a hat.
Is a day worth considering, are the ideas even fair,
they all end the same, fare thee well, and take care.
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