Thanks,
Dan
Ego
My insides are outside,
Though outside they’re inside,
And inside, I truly wish
Being outside, my insides
Could subside and curbside,
The outside outsidedness;
Yet, outsides can never be,
An inside-out memory,
For outside, they inwardly
Exposed outside vividly;
Thus inside, my insides
Yearn freedom from outside,
And outside, my insides,
Remain insidiously inside-out.
So, to subside the insides,
I tried outsides of insides
Till outsides had subsided,
And inside, insides divided.
Inside my insidedness,
I no longer outsidedly,
Curbsided my memories
And outside looking in,
I subsided with a grin!
Now inside, I’m inside;
And outside, I’m outside.
Though sometimes, I’m inside-out,
And sometimes, I’m outside-in.
As I quickly read this poem, it reminded me of the type of poems Shel Silverstein writes. I remember this poem; I remember you reciting it; so smoothly and yet insanely too! I feel like you've reached deeply into the depths of my confusion and have just explained it. I love it!
ReplyDeleteLOL.. I love, love, love it!!!
ReplyDeleteTry reading this with a Russian accent! I love it :)
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