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cacian
01-28-2020, 06:39 PM
life a simple
strategy
with points
to follow
till no apology
is made in writing
suffice to say is lawless
to trace it is flawless.

MANICHAEAN
01-29-2020, 11:46 AM
Loved it. Free will and potential curbs succinctly captured.

Jerrybaldy
01-29-2020, 07:24 PM
I will be honest and unpopular. I don’t believe it means anything. Is lawless I guess was meant to say it’s lawless. Ironic. A rhyme between lawless and flawless at the end. Would be happy to hear your explanation of your thought process behind this piece Cacian to shoot me down. What were you getting at here?

cacian
01-30-2020, 11:16 AM
Loved it. Free will and potential curbs succinctly captured.

MANICHAEAN many thanks for reading and the feedback it is very much appreciated. :)

cacian
01-30-2020, 11:23 AM
I will be honest and unpopular. I don’t believe it means anything. Is lawless I guess was meant to say it’s lawless. Ironic. A rhyme between lawless and flawless at the end. Would be happy to hear your explanation of your thought process behind this piece Cacian to shoot me down. What were you getting at here?

Jerrybaldy thank you for reading and feedback.
I have no mean to 'shoot you down' haha but I will try and explain the idea behind this piece.
My thoughts process around this piece is that perhaps sometimes it is best to do the complete opposite to what already imposed on us but in a constructive and meaningful way so to improve whatever is not working.
In other words what I have thought is that sometimes no law is better then having any because when barriers are up human nature chases it to bring down.
Trial by error is one an example.
If I can think of more examples I will text again.

cacian
01-30-2020, 11:24 AM
I will be honest and unpopular. I don’t believe it means anything. Is lawless I guess was meant to say it’s lawless. Ironic. A rhyme between lawless and flawless at the end. Would be happy to hear your explanation of your thought process behind this piece Cacian to shoot me down. What were you getting at here?

Jerrybaldy thank you for reading and feedback.
I have no mean to 'shoot you down' haha but I will try and explain the idea behind this piece.
My thoughts process around this piece is that perhaps sometimes it is best to do the complete opposite to what is already imposed on us but in a constructive and effective way so to improve whatever is not working.
In other words what I have thought is that sometimes no law is better then having any because when barriers are up human nature chases it to bring down.
Trial by error is one an example.
If I can think of more examples I will text again.

MANICHAEAN
01-30-2020, 05:10 PM
Hi Cacian

I suppose many would have differing viewpoints on this poem, which considering the way you have structured it, is perfectly understandable.

For myself, what I got out of it was the following:

There are common conventions in life, whether; social, moral or legal, that one is expected to follow, and don’t expect a formal acceptance of divergent behaviour. But this in itself contains the potential to negate genuine personal value judgements. Hence the need to reason through your judgement and believe in them.

Best regards
M.