Insensitive sensations
poem by:
Robert Kohlhammer
Written
on May 04, 2017
Infer in conversational digression Insinuate by practicing your profession Will prove innocent a guilty confession If making mistakes without discretion. You think of what you say before you speak If it is your turn to promote and attention seek Take advice from reading the feelings yourself, and if you don´t understand, let somebody else. If the information is mentioned through allusion Responsibility is deemed worthy of an inclusion Misunderstood in the midst of complete confusion Your assumption causes you to jump to conclusions So I dare not wish to retaliate or hold back Remain calm if it is something I still lack I am sure, if I focused, nothing can distract Then the feelings of other people are a fact.
Tags: rhyme, anger, deep, confused,
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Geoffrey Brewer commented:
You've got me confused. Is it a plea for clarity in communication? If so, count me in. Let's try and avoid having to guess at the true meaning of another's words. Or have I missed the point?
Robert Kohlhammer
commented:
I am in agreement with you, thankyou for reading it.
Raychill Ellisonwonderland
commented:
Reading through, I found myself thinking about the manner of my mother's doctor!
