| Re: A Brief History of Rhyme (The dreaded thread) SHOULDERS OF GIANTS I climbed upon a giant So that I could better see, But found the incredible hieght Only obscured my sight. Standing on his shoulders With the thoughts of a better view, Instead of seeing more that day The view took me futher away. With my head stuck in the clouds Questioning questions and more questions, I found myself lost The giant's shoulders the cost. Uncertainty from this elevation Brought me much fear, Perhaps it was only the complexity of the view That sent my sight and mind askew. The perception was different there It seemed so far away, Better to stand on the ground To see all that is around, nature's truth abound. Climbing off the giant Was not that easy to do, Simplification became the ladder Taking me back to the ground, and all that mattered. Once on the ground again My mind seemed to clear, much less fear, Their was no more dizziness bouts, clouds, and much less doubts. Perhaps then, the giants view Only took me futher from what is true, For now I stand on the ground Where nature is sound. And if others say I look the wrong way, The shoulders of giants Is where I must stay. The truth is not there it is only here, simplicity the path, The direction is clear. Back to the ground Where all is found, Back to square one Where all is true, and all is one. MJA
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