The wise man is short lived embodied in my poetry even as I strive to give something towards wisdom’s gain simple truths are exclaimed with a voice sometimes shrill when the statements may offend those who hide in fiction’s bliss
the fool intrudes upon the scene stating words that compliment the intellect of savant's feet brought to jokes in aftermath evocations by the clown attempt to flee from sad frowns even as the wrongs are sourced from their hand and not the world
thoughts are drafted that intrude upon the sanity of the abused still embrace the steady head waiting at the final pass these two souls are as one a coin flipped head to tail what’s been said is all true don't blame the sage if you're confused.
The poem “The Fool Intrudes” was inspired by a short stanza I wrote: “other times I want to impress / play the fool or the wise man / perhaps both if the mood / strikes me to then confuse.”