singularity

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oh, this confusion of me
balls into singularity and
i can't understand at all
what anyone might mean

9 responses to “singularity”

  1. chrisnelson61 Avatar

    I’m not convinced that anybody does!
    Trust only your inner voice (and still be wary!)

    1. michael raven Avatar

      There are times when things happen, or someone says something, and what I thought I understood runs aground and I have to get out and navigate the delta without maps nor stars.

      I sometimes feel deficient in any abilities I am expected to have to understand what is expected of someone in my place.

      And so I hop back into my skiff and pole off into the labyrinthine waters shrouded in mists with naught else but hope to see me through to the other side.

      1. chrisnelson61 Avatar

        I think it’s like a tidal wave and we constantly dip from being secure in what we know to being certain that we know nothing and can offer nothing.
        Is this a case of being overly analytic? Perhaps, but it could equally be blindness in others.
        And let’s not mention self-doubt and its bedfellows!

        1. michael raven Avatar

          I have all of self doubt’s bedfellows 🙂

  2. Bob Avatar

    That does sum up confusion. A singularity you can’t make heads or tails of. Where to go from there?

    1. michael raven Avatar

      As I get older, my confidence in understanding what is being said diminishes. I’ve probably always been possibly wrong, I’m just now aware of the possibility now.

      1. Bob Avatar

        I agree. Well said.

        1. michael raven Avatar

          Thank you Bob.