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My Wandering Mind
by Bob Findlay → (All Poetry by Bob Findlay)
Saturday, March 18, 2017    Rated "G" by the Author.
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The random thoughts of a bipolar mind going through a bipolar shift.


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My father woke me up one morning
At 3am
He said, "I've never shot a tiger
And had to tell someone."

The very next morning at 3am
My neighbour knocked on my door.
He was naked and asked,
"Do you know where there's a good tailor?"


What would a small child rather hear?
A boring truth or an exciting lie?
Where does the darkness go
When you switch the light on?

I carry 3 pens in my jacket pocket.
People ask me if it's excessive.
I agree with them.
"I'd like to buy 3 excessive pens please."

I get ignored by my own echo.
What's around the corner except more corners?
My sister has an extra-century perception.
Ask a stupid question, you'll get a stupid answer.

I'm not particularly literate.
I come from a working class family.
Perhaps I should get to the bottom of this.
It appears that I have got to the bottom of this.

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 Reviews of "My Wandering Mind"
Reviewed by Mystic Rose
Reviewed on March 23, 2017
sweet, you describe it real well here Bob, life can be a multi piece jig saw puzzle flying strewn in mid air, for someone who suffers from Bipolar. I know a man who has six kids and four of them are bipolar, he is the most patient man I ever met. A school teacher by trade, when I showed up at his door with a broken violin, he helped me fix it and gave me a crash lesson on how to use it. I am in awe of him, xo

Reviewed by Bob Findlay
Reviewed on March 19, 2017
There would be a fine thing Ed. Talking walls. Knowing my luck if the walls started talking an all in brawl would ensue....with me running straight out the talking door.

Reviewed by Ed Matlack
Reviewed on March 19, 2017
I live alone and talk to the apartments walls, but when they start talking back I hope I can tell their story as well as you tell yours, -e-

Reviewed by Jerry Bolton
Reviewed on March 19, 2017
Oh, I couldn't agree with Ron anymore. This is a brilliant write, and I don't use that word loosely




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this i a brillent














ron

Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on March 19, 2017
As I laughed my way through, I believe you've created some new clichés. For that alone, you can go down in the cliché Hall of Fame.

Ron


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