Rational Irrationalist Poem by Darin Bolvin

Rational Irrationalist



There's no key in the world to unlock my mind

No shrink to help be unseen, what you may find

Stored away in a gray matter sanctum

The place where my realities are whatever I make them.

From my tiptoes into insanity and the leaps to depression

Every one, a locked away lesson.

There's no peace for the wicked; Thus my mind forever races

Eternally running through its' paces

Faces remembered, distorted, and forgot

Could it be that rational thinking is just for naught?

A scapegoat for the 'intelligent' and what they have wrought?





...Well now, there's a thought.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Prasanna Kumari 17 November 2012

filled with some psychology and philosophy, reality is portrayed here very well

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