Self-Help Poem by Michael Ryan

Self-Help



What kind of delusion are you under?
The life he hid just knocked you flat.
You see the lightning but not the thunder.

What God hath joined let no man put asunder.
Did God know you'd marry a rat?
What kind of delusion are you under?

His online persona simply stunned her
as it did you when you started to chat.
You see the lightning but not the thunder.

To the victors go the plunder:
you should crown them with a baseball bat.
What kind of delusion are you under?

The kind that causes blunder after blunder.
Is there any other kind than that?
You see the lightning but not the thunder,

and for one second the world's a wonder.
Just keep it thrilling under your hat.
What kind of delusion are you under?
You see the lightning but not the thunder.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Chinedu Dike 06 May 2016

An insightful piece of poetry, well articulated and nicely brought forth in good rhyme scheme with conviction. A lovely poem indeed. Thanks for sharing Michael.

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Michael Ryan

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