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Perfection
by Amanda Guthrie (Age: 44)
copyright 10-12-2005


Age Rating: 10 to 127

 
So I guess this is more poetic prose but it seems to belong here. This is my very most favorite writing style, I enjoy both reading and writing in this fashion. I realize it is not for all.

What form does perfection wander in, what ruse does it use to evade me?
Perfection comes to me boastfully in many forms, Friend and Foe.
Lover and Child, Leader, and Companion.
What guise does it use to deceive me, for it does make claims of
Gracing it’s self upon the beings of many in my life, and yet,looking as if one's sense of self depends on it, for this perfection in these claimants, and as of yet I can not see it for myself.


I would so like to think that perfection does not house it’s self on my person, for I would not want to entertain that visitor for long, it begs too much attention, and requires
Too much support, I could not give my time in that fashion.
Rather I would project my energies into learning something new, rather than professing I
Need not acquire assistance in any knowledge, for then there is nothing left to ascertain.
Therefor would I not be quite busy, keeping my guest….. Perfection, happy for all my days?




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10-13-2005 Amanda Guthrie    

I am right on it Roger, I just need to get through the test I have to take and then I will fixie (wink)
Amanda


10-12-2005 Sage B.    

Nice poem..I could read it I like that style too but listen to Roger he knows his stuff


10-12-2005 James Shammas    

I got a little lost in some places, but I have a gist of the message. You got me thinking about what "perfection" is supposed to mean, and how subjective it really is, and where it can be found.

Jim


10-12-2005 Roger Crique    

I'll email you.


10-12-2005 Regina Pate    

hmm... A perfectionist, striving to be but not claiming to be, that is me exactly. I like the way you write, I like your writing style, it makes me wanna laugh, it makes me wanna smile, I can relate to it so easily, and to this one especially. Great write, good job, thank you

Gina


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