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Right-Brained Possum


the clear cut answers are not for me
with their logic and clarity, no-
i prefer the world of ribbons and twists
folded patterns of imagination
buttered with what ifs and maybes
not laid out like a simple equation
or the clockwork around my wrists
my thoughts are colors in full saturation
not laid out like a simple equation
the clear cut answers are not for me

[for One Shot Wednesday]

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13 thoughts on “Right-Brained Possum

  1. I’ve read four poems today that made me think, “Wow, I wish I’d written this.”

    This is one of them. The perception – not unfamiliar – is filtered through a rejuvenating word screen (i.e., the poem), and meaningful without getting precious about it. Simply stated, great word choices, honest, with distinctive imagery. Love the title, too. It’s my favorite title thus far.

  2. moondustwriter on said:

    Very right brained indeed.

    Love the creativity of the right brain – ha

    Is that possum left handed??

    Great One shot

    Moon sideways grin

  3. colors in full saturation…nice. no the anwers are not nearly black & white..nice one shot

  4. signed .............bkm on said:

    love it …love being right brained..but need that left side occasionally in order to survive…nice write…bkm

  5. I agree whole-heartedly with your life philosophy!
    When given a choice…I call “Odds” over “Evens” too 🙂
    So glad to meet you!

  6. Yes, life would be boring if all the answers were given to us. Great Poem! 🙂

  7. “i prefer the world of ribbons and twists
    folded patterns of imagination”
    me too! cheers 🙂

  8. I like your philosophy! and poetry!

    the middles makes it

  9. That’s why Einstein was wrong about Relativity – he saw time as clock hands sweeping round in circles (the farther away, the faster they go, etc) when actually time is digital and a tic is a tock everywhere in the universe all at once.

    (Hmm? What have I been smoking?!? Why I never!)

    Fun One Stop!

  10. The form fit the message. Great wordplay. Interesting lines of introspection. Thanks, Gay @beachanny

  11. creative piece..i liked this ..nice one shot :0

  12. I’m with you! I’m a docent at our art museum and we have an exhibit created by a mathmetician who starts with an equation, inputs it into software he develops and prints out incredible images….I, for one, am afraid to show it! Really enjoyed this poem.

  13. I can relate! I too prefer the world of ribbons of twists.

    Great meeting you through One Shot Wednesday.

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