Ignorant Self [Today's News Poem, November 28, 2010]
Secrecy revises the whole meaning of vision itself.
Activates itself. If it surprises itself, then the clay
Made up of the darkness where the self is most fungible plays
Versions of the innermost of selves and the masks on the shelf
Masquerade as self. Deniability: plausible, not...
Who can say they truly know themselves when the wardrobe of mind
Changes all the costumes on the characters? Really, who finds
Bearings or the simplest of meanings or feelings in thought?
"The whistle-blowing website WikiLeaks released thousands of sensitive U.S. diplomatic cables on Sunday that include candid views of foreign leaders and blunt assessments of nuclear and terrorist threats."
—Reuters, Sun Nov 28, 2010 7:31pm EST
http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSTRE6AR32L20101129
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Showing posts with label Ignorance is bliss. Show all posts
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Sunday, November 28, 2010
Ignorant Self [Today's News Poem, November 28, 2010]
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Ignorance is bliss,
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November 28 2010,
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Thursday, November 04, 2010
Louis XVI Considers His Good Fortune [Today's News Poem, November 4, 2010]
Louis XVI Considers His Good Fortune [Today's News Poem, November 4, 2010]
Accustomed to excess refinement,
Pause and admire the consequence
Mirrored as portrait: the fortunate.
Versailles is the soul's own reflection:
Glory requires one's willfully
Ignorant, urgent, impulsive, harsh.
If not for one's urges and instincts,
Who would not lay down and perish?
Hunger and loneliness animate
And fear does the rest—and if not, then it's boredom.
"The organisers of Thursday’s anti-US demonstration, in their final declaration, said that Iran considers “America as the Great Satan and enemy number one.”"
—Telegraph.co.uk, 9:31AM GMT 04 Nov 2010
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/middleeast/iran/8109535/Iran-stages-mass-protest-on-anniversary-of-US-embassy-capture.html
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Accustomed to excess refinement,
Pause and admire the consequence
Mirrored as portrait: the fortunate.
Versailles is the soul's own reflection:
Glory requires one's willfully
Ignorant, urgent, impulsive, harsh.
If not for one's urges and instincts,
Who would not lay down and perish?
Hunger and loneliness animate
And fear does the rest—and if not, then it's boredom.
"The organisers of Thursday’s anti-US demonstration, in their final declaration, said that Iran considers “America as the Great Satan and enemy number one.”"
—Telegraph.co.uk, 9:31AM GMT 04 Nov 2010
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/middleeast/iran/8109535/Iran-stages-mass-protest-on-anniversary-of-US-embassy-capture.html
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