Saturday, July 17, 2010

The Wise Man and the Intellect


Withered robes hung from weathered bones 
On shoulders that stretched up toward the sky 
Posture turned stiffness and the laudable notings of 
A wise man turned rancid while the youth waited for 
Something they wanted to hear Ears not touched with 
Pleasure they forgot They forgot him
How true his actions were How easily his truth was twisted. 
How silly his wisdom seemed to the minds of 
Those that dictate and think and know

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