What Nothing KnowsA Poem by Travis Lawrence
Shroud and hide behind yard sticks
measurements hundreds, distant small talk without anxious effects affecting me or us, as eyes should know no I. Count it as balance, some incoherent opposite that instants upon us burnt out questions of why I see identities, how to solve humanity preying me to feel the failure of control. But souls can see more clearly than I, and know wholeness at times eyes fail. Be aware but beware of the tricks, know nothing knows wellness know nothing knows absolute peace know nothing knows bliss. © 2009 Travis LawrenceFeatured Review
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Added on February 9, 2009Last Updated on February 12, 2009 AuthorTravis LawrenceAustin, TXAboutI'm a 29-year-old using this site to backup my writings, which are mostly poems. Leave a comment if you like, they always make me smile. Have a nice day! more..Writing
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