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3 comments:
I am sorry William, but in the light of modern brain research and psychology that 'poem' is nonsense.
Our thoughts are created by our emotional character and there isn't much control we have over them. Maybe this refers to what others may perceive to be our character, but if you speak and act differently than you think you turn into a freak or at least a fake. Trying to live those lines may be the reason why we can already detect PROZAC in our rivers.
I agree that what we think is what we are...
Max , you're over thinking it. There's beauty in simplicity.
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