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A Poem by Red Brick Keshner
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Even if the body cannot, one must let their mind wander; But how far is too far?
Such delusions of happiness are rooted in (hu)men's nature to serve the purpose of survival and strive as a whole kind. The line between a madman and a genius is thin, so why not have more madmen if there is even a slim chance they can turn out to be geniuses? Perhaps, we should let others indulge in their desires until theirs conflict with ours or/and societal standards.
"But truly if it had been me personally, to be disillusioned; I would curse whoever had me taken away from my comfort first before I curse the cynical nature of my desires." - Dan Rastley

Regardless, a fascinating work, author Red Brick Keshner, is quite true in each and every word spoken.

Posted 11 Months Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Red Brick Keshner

11 Months Ago

Thanks kindly Stu! For me the writing is less the assertion of truth and more about the process and .. read more



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very nice Rick I'll keep coming back

Posted 10 Months Ago


Red Brick Keshner

10 Months Ago

Thanks rhj, you are much appreciated and always welcome here.
Not a good place to be. Sobering indeed and a huge learning experience into the bargain Freds. Well conveyed drop in the stomach feeling.

Chris

Posted 11 Months Ago


Red Brick Keshner

11 Months Ago

Yes, it isn’t Chris. Thanks.
Freds.
Yes what a conundrum. Trapped in your own making. Another fine write Red.

Posted 11 Months Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Red Brick Keshner

11 Months Ago

Thanks Andrew! Nothing like the feeling of being trapped.
andrew mitchell

11 Months Ago

Yes I’m familiar with that.
Welp, f**k. Don't like relating to that very much. Good words any way, word-boy.

Posted 11 Months Ago


Red Brick Keshner

11 Months Ago

Same here Blackbird, hence the wordage. 😉
Excellent writing. Enjoyed well

Posted 11 Months Ago


Red Brick Keshner

11 Months Ago

Cheers ATP🙏🏻
Even if the body cannot, one must let their mind wander; But how far is too far?
Such delusions of happiness are rooted in (hu)men's nature to serve the purpose of survival and strive as a whole kind. The line between a madman and a genius is thin, so why not have more madmen if there is even a slim chance they can turn out to be geniuses? Perhaps, we should let others indulge in their desires until theirs conflict with ours or/and societal standards.
"But truly if it had been me personally, to be disillusioned; I would curse whoever had me taken away from my comfort first before I curse the cynical nature of my desires." - Dan Rastley

Regardless, a fascinating work, author Red Brick Keshner, is quite true in each and every word spoken.

Posted 11 Months Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Red Brick Keshner

11 Months Ago

Thanks kindly Stu! For me the writing is less the assertion of truth and more about the process and .. read more
I had a few day like this dear friend. Thank you for sharing the outstanding poetry. I did enjoy.
Coyote

Posted 11 Months Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Red Brick Keshner

11 Months Ago

Thanks Coyote, that is much appreciated 🙏🏻
Coyote Poetry

11 Months Ago

You are welcome my dear friend.

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Red Brick Keshner
Red Brick Keshner

Brisbane, West Moreton, Australia



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My life is one poetic journey. If I am not reading or writing poetry, I simply live it. To me the experience of poetry should be such - to breathe it, create it, and receive it from poems and lives th.. more..

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