Ambiguity

Harper Thorpe
Chalkboard
Published in
1 min readJun 20, 2017
Courtesy of Migraine.com

Try wrapping your mind around a sound
An amorphous blob, not square, not round
An array of dots that are disconnected
Begs a drawn line, a picture’s suspected
Or maybe, the matter prefers to be scattered
What once was whole, now righteously shattered
Do you loathe loose ends, no logic, no border?
Better learn to coexist with “out of order”

Your Turn

THEME: Ambiguity

Share your own one-line poem on the theme ambiguity as a response to this post, or write a stand-alone piece if you prefer. Tag your piece “One Line”, and if you have a stand-alone poem, be sure to leave a link in the response section below.

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Harper Thorpe
Chalkboard

Engaged citizen, poet, musician, humorist, family man. I value irreverence, soulfulness, and a big heart. Offering insight, introspection, shock & aw shucks!