Incomprehensible

Incomprehensible

A Poem by Poeticpiers
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sonnet variant in tetrameters

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Incomprehensible.
 
Some say there’s only energy
 vibrating differentially.
It’s all illusion that we see.
This idea really baffles me
This point of view is nothing new
the eastern mystics thought so too.
If it is true then it would seem
that everybody shares one dream.
Which seems to me illogical.
I find it rather comical
 Hilarious in the extreme.
Some one or something has to dream.
Without a dreamer there could be
 no dream; It follows logically.
 
Friday, 11 December 2009
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© 2009 Poeticpiers


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Great poetry.. I love the flow of the narration, the sing song aspect to it. Yet, I'm also captivated by the visual that it ends up producing. I loved it. Nay I forget that I also love any poem that includes dreams in its themes..

Posted 14 Years Ago


This is wonderful and cute really! I like this alot. Very well stated and written.
You are a true master or words and very poetic.

Posted 14 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Your poesy is flawless as always. Well, as usual.

Interesting concepts. I want to think about this one.

The lines
"Without a dreamer there could be
no dream; It follows logically."
intrigues me. A deep thought well expressed.

Posted 14 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.


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Poeticpiers
Poeticpiers

Near Durham city UK, United Kingdom



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72years, young married. Ex police officer Ex social worker. interests Reading and writing poetry Painting and drawing in coloured pencil avid reader,sci fi fantasy crime. comparitive religion and esp... more..

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