A dying breed, the ones who know
They do not see the emperor's clothes,
And if to sophistry we turn,
We doom ourselves to never learn.
Yet still there is a charm in tales
We tell ourselves, so lies prevail.
When our reflections don't align
It is our eyes we redesign,
While our perceptions large distend
And we continue to pretend.
I too am guilty, for I find
Dissembling to be so kind.
Forever naked we will roam
For such delusions find no home.
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Poems for Peculiar Children
PoetryThis is a second anthology of my more whimsical and curious poems. They aren't so much for children, though anyone can read them!
