Existential CrisisA Poem by Joseph CooperWhat is life? Born into a world with no meaning fed meaning by mothers spoons so finite, such little time the end is certain. Why go to school? Learn a skill, or maybe many To elucidate the populace? To make money and survive? Though the grave it will not stay. Why be moral? To get to a heavenly place? There is no certainty Even less on what is moral A lifetime that question to answer. Maybe intelligence? To be able to understand ones sin A cruel joke, what most consider bright To understand finite, and loss of meaning Ignorance never questions itself. Why live? To pass the time For there is nothing better to do To answer questions And to just make it through. © 2013 Joseph CooperReviews
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StatsAuthorJoseph CooperINAboutI am a strange person, both in love with his emotions, and furious at them. I feel that sadness is the well from which all writers draw inspiration, and that trying to draw from any other well just co.. more..Writing
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