Magnetic Poetry
are the only ones we must voice
a fool will ask less than he could
and so learn only that which he knows
are the only ones we must voice
a fool will ask less than he could
and so learn only that which he knows
are the only ones we must voice
a fool will ask less than he could
and so learn only that which he knows
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I like your poem
In order to learn something new,
we have to be prepared to put aside that which we already ‘know’.
_|m/ ADM
That’s a terrific poem! Sounds like Lao Tze. Thanks for the tip on honey/pollen. My introduction to the world of herbs/supplements some 25 years ago was Royal Jelly. Can’t remember what it was supposed to do, though. 😉
xo
Boo
Did your layout change? I feel so lost!
hehe 🙂
who’s on sal’s bad side?