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Eccentricity Isn’t Craziness, It’s Daring Eccentricity isn ‘t craziness, it’s daring To the -enth degree: A caring not what they decree, Not caring what they think of me. The unconventional disarming, Often charming - What is normal? Living life like all the rest, I guess accepting colorlessness. Planets are eccentric And the sun’s just doing fine. It shines on planetary quirks, Sustains the quirk so that it works. So, We too can be a sun; No planet going round, No moon, but one Unusual, bright son-of-a gun Who does his ‘thing’ because it is The only thing that makes things run, The only thing that makes life fun The misfit may not be a genius, May be middling or bizarre. Having said that, I give honor To the one who does his thing Since he sees through The illusion, the delusion, the chimère . Eccentricity Isn’t Craziness…9.3.2015 The Processes: Creative, Thinking, Meditative II; revised/ 9.30.2018 Arlene Nover Corwin
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Sep 30, 2018
Sep 30, 2018 at 1:43 PM UTC
Eccentricity Isn't Craziness, It's Daring
Eccentricity Isn’t Craziness, It’s Daring Eccentricity isn ‘t craziness, it’s daring To the -enth degree: A caring not what they decree, Not caring what they think of me. The unconventional disarming, Often charming - What is normal? Living life like all the rest, I guess accepting colorlessness. Planets are eccentric And the sun’s just doing fine. It shines on planetary quirks, Sustains the quirk so that it works. So, We too can be a sun; No planet going round, No moon, but one Unusual, bright son-of-a gun Who does his ‘thing’ because it is The only thing that makes things run, The only thing that makes life fun The misfit may not be a genius, May be middling or bizarre. Having said that, I give honor To the one who does his thing Since he sees through The illusion, the delusion, the chimère . Eccentricity Isn’t Craziness…9.3.2015 The Processes: Creative, Thinking, Meditative II; revised/ 9.30.2018 Arlene Nover Corwin
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Sep 30, 2018
Sep 30, 2018 at 1:43 PM UTC
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