History changes

Constantly rewritten,

  and yes,

    I am not content.

If it was only constant.

The problem is it changes.

How can that work?

Random stability?

Let me crawl back to my cave.

  At least we kept things clear.

Reviews

[Coyote Poetry]

I do like this poem. Especially the ending.
"Let me crawl back to my cave.
At least we kept things clear."
I like the cave. I dislike change also. Thank you Jon for sharing the excellent poetry.
Coyote

[Jon Roggie]

Something about the change is what bothers me. It might be the various interpretations.
Thank you, sir.

[Coyote Poetry]

I don't like change. Old men like life to flow in the same pace and you are welcome.

[Jon Roggie]

Now I have to listen to Neil Young"s "Old Man".

[Lyn Anderson]

Smiling. No explanation necessary. A totally great take on "when things were much simpler" -- to the power of ten.

[Jon Roggie]

Now, I can't help but think of a Monty Python sketch. Four yorkshiremen.

[Ruth]

Ah, the official stories are seldom truthful to the bone...we live in a world of re-written re-wiring...love this :)

[Jon Roggie]

Thank you. Stories seem to change faster now.

[Corset]

you are either a Neanderthal or Batman :) in either case I can not name one thing that is constant except change, change is constantly changing.

[Jon Roggie]

May I choose Batman, and just walk away?

[Corset]

heaven's no! You'll need to take the Bat mobile shheeze...wtf is that? walk away..pffft

[Jon Roggie]

Bat mobile is only used when required, or it is parked in the alley.

[Corset]

now see, i'd be driving that B**** every chance I got...

[Jon Roggie]

Alfred would be giving me a ration of s**t.

[Corset]

yes, but it would be worth it :)