Past Their Thumbs Poem by Sean Green

Past Their Thumbs



The incredulous sometimes ask
why I dress as someone else
the answer is simplicity
I only dress as I see fit

identity comes from the self
blossomed in unique ground
producing flowers I embrace
though the colors are seen on high

while the cards may predict
circumstances of normal bent
stating ways that all walk
as the gospel from on high

still the joker has a say
asking for the luxury
to stake a claim for themselves
for the sake of honesty

the gods play with weighted dice
enough to claim they're in the right
this is a farce you'll realize
when the curtain is dislodged

though the rules may infer
that the world is black and white
this is a reference for the ones
that cannot see past their thumbs.

© 2018. Sean Green. All Rights Reserved.20181130.

Sunday, December 2, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: diversity
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The poem "Past Their Thumbs" is about the difficulty of comprehending others.
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