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I dare not scratch the surface Plato itched, For fear I'd break my fingers on the stone. My faculties in circles whirl around, Which metaphor Aristotle would bemoan. My femininity is undenied And thus my musings, when they first began, Would be utterly rejected, undeniably rebuked, By one featherless bipedal man. The History that gulped Atlantis down Into its sunken depths, has made a grave For all free thinkers, locked by secret PINs. Philosophy, no more, these souls can save. I carry naught but spades in both my hands, Seeking to unearth artful thought's tomb. Labor-sweat pours down, yet I am left to merely mourn The heartbeat ne'er since heard from Athen's womb.
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Jul 31, 2020
Jul 31, 2020 at 3:18 AM UTC
The Heart of Athens
I dare not scratch the surface Plato itched, For fear I'd break my fingers on the stone. My faculties in circles whirl around, Which metaphor Aristotle would bemoan. My femininity is undenied And thus my musings, when they first began, Would be utterly rejected, undeniably rebuked, By one featherless bipedal man. The History that gulped Atlantis down Into its sunken depths, has made a grave For all free thinkers, locked by secret PINs. Philosophy, no more, these souls can save. I carry naught but spades in both my hands, Seeking to unearth artful thought's tomb. Labor-sweat pours down, yet I am left to merely mourn The heartbeat ne'er since heard from Athen's womb.
I wonder why all the famous men and women of our modern day are all scientists and inventors. Philosophy is such a beautiful art form and should be valued for more than just a degree that will allow you to be a philosophy professor.
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Jul 31, 2020
Jul 31, 2020 at 3:18 AM UTC
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