The Dead Of Night Poem by Jeremy Horsford

The Dead Of Night

Rating: 3.5


The daily riddle awakens me. I begin with the same question, 'Who am I'? Defined by a name for the simple reason of identification, but yet still no clarity.


The riddle takes me back to my last thoughts; The system versus The purpose(x) . The necessity of distraction(v) , the economics behind population controls(v) , the aging mechanism(v) , war(v) , belief systems(v) , finite resources(v) , interstellar exploration(v) , the road map to unearth the constant(x) .

There are many identifiable variables(v) , but just one constant(x) . The constant(x) is the driver, the constant(x) is the riddle.

I stare into the abyss that is my mind searching for more variables(v) to reduce the variance and the constant stares back at me shrouded in mystery.

I fall asleep and the riddle is yet again unanswered.

Saturday, June 13, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: mystery
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Richard Thézé 06 December 2015

An interesting read, Jeremy. I can identify with the question you ask. Life is full of variables that make it both interesting and frightening, probably in equal measure.

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