Sense or Senses
With Respect For “Rather” By Kendall Defoe
By Kelli Sheckler-AmsdenPublished about a year ago • 1 min read
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Photo by Kiana Bosman on Unsplash
Sense or senses
Which do you choose
The kind that is common
Or the kind that smells food
A fool for the delights that come on some bread
Or the knowledge between what is said and unsaid
Kendall says senseless - and I must agree
So here is some nonsense on this page, from me
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Comments (5)
The senseless charm of this poem is only enhanced by the choice of picture. This adorable little girl with such a cute hairstyle making such a delightful face..., with a portion of her jacket hanging down in front of her that looks just like a phallic symbol I saw drawn on a wall in a man's bathroom stall..., it all has the effect of flashing us with the biggest of middle fingers, but all in the most enchanting of ways. Not to get all Freudian & all but..., was that intentional? Because, if it was, that's both scary & genius.
Enjoyed the poem ,
Now that was a fun little diddy. Excellent
excellent my friend 😊
❤️💯😉