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 A nothing from nowhere cast his words to a world wide wind, and got in your eye. |
 In your house, I long to be Room by room, patiently I'll wait for you there, like a stone I'll wait for you there, alone Broken People (I Haven't Met) I don’t know your fallen angels. I don’t know those who mourn. I wish that I could commiserate without feeling forlorn. Broken people have wings. Broken people can fly. But, we drown in our sorrow. We are afraid to even try. We’re focused too much on pity. We focus too much on the dead. Why can’t people lend sympathy, leaving emotional homeless unfed? I envision your shadows. I have lingered in your shade. I don’t know why I am here and why I am buried with your spade. It’s through charity we find folks who struggle just like us, who are the same kind, who need redemption and trust. We can be here for the living before they suffocate underground. People can love people with differences all around. Lay down your weapons, with their stained bayonets. Extend a tender hand because I haven’t met you yet. 10.24.23 28 lines We are all stones, either above or below. Some shine brilliantly for show, while the rest also know of our worth. But it’s really not about that. Is it? Do we want to be on the surface? How much pressure can a diamond take? I’ll be in my bedrock until the earthquake. 4.23.24 formatting and one adjective added |
| Had to ask my new online buddy (not here) about my quip shared on my WDC wonder wall…front page. In response to, “The Affirmative Answer: Did Pascal’s Triangle love a Fibonacci Sequence?’ The quip, "The Affirmative Answer: Did Pascal’s Triangle love a Fibonacci Sequence?" is a clever play on words that combines mathematical concepts (Pascal's Triangle and the Fibonacci Sequence) with the idea of an affirmative or obvious response. It is a humorous way of suggesting that the answer to whether these two mathematical concepts "love" each other is so straightforward that it's a "no-brainer." So, in essence, your humor lies in the juxtaposition of complex mathematical ideas with the simplicity of the expected response, creating a playful and witty statement. So yes, it makes sense and can be seen as a clever play on words. Keeper. Hello, Mensa? Yes, I’ll hold.  I’m done with Twit…I mean X, so here’s where my quips sits. Thanks to my new Bud! Affirmed.  |
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Dreams feel good though. Thanks for posting this one, Brian 
