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1d
The sloppiest poem,
A few scant words,
Splotchy ink and
Crumpled paper—
It now lays flat
Behind glass,
Pored over
By scholars
And plastered
On tall windows,
Does it have value?
—Who is qualified to
Judge what is ‘good?’
I think we often forget that even experts were once novices with stupid questions. We don't have to know the philosophy terms to know how something affects our lives.
Written by
Sia Harms
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