A quandary, How inconsequence can change us A comment, made in passing, without thought, Can bring down mighty empires and associations And render good relationships as nought.
A quandary, How we pick up bad impressions And label them with values as we go Until the crass delusions of a lifetime Are worn as camouflage to what we know.
A quandary, How we founder in the hindsight Of guaging how our brothers measure up, When flavoured by our own apparent short fall And tasted in our own judgmental cup.
A quandary, How life slips bye through the fingers Preoccupied with details of the way WeΒ Β watch the fool performance of the others And lose our true perspective of the day.
This quandary, When a rain storm clouds the morning Then suddenly aΒ bright sunbeam appears, It's like quandary's building worlds of complication Which dissipate when rationale interferes.