The Speed Of Thought Poem by Jason Doyle
The Speed Of Thought
The speed of thought is different from light and sound
It remains an inconstant fluctuant
Given to moments quite profound.
Such as when a pen’s sculpt
Is driven by thought’s tumult
And indifferent dye
Gets guilded
‘Front an eye
To scratch and scribble
And scribe what is caught
‘Neath a mind’s dripple;
“Not once have I never thought.”
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