- Non-Erotic Poetry
- Cartesian Crunch
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Click hereBy the time I've finished thinking
Cogito Ergo Sum,
I am not who I was
when I started.
So I thought,
therefore I was.
But am I?
And by the time I stop
chasing my own footsteps,
will I cease to be?
- COMMENTS
tazz317over 11 years agowhen you are camoflauged and hidden..... tag you're it, TK U MLJ LV NV
LeBrozabout 17 years agoThis poem was mentioned in the Archival Review thread, in a picking through Lit's archive of over 35,000 poems.
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annaswirlsover 17 years agooh was that a rhetorical question :)
hey, you got some awesome comments, I figured I could be a smart ass...
enjoyed!
lobomaoover 17 years agoI see the sines
writ as writ on the wall
well we all may be machines
if only it is that we say we aren't
my dream is that a butterfly
laid its eggs in my cereal
now I am both butterfly
and poet
KOLKOREover 17 years agoIn my intro class we learned the following critique: all that you could conclude from "I think" is that there are thoughts; but how did you snick in the "I am" into your conclusion Monsieur Descartes? Talk among your selves...
I enjoyed the part about the constant chasing. To me the chasing IS the sign that I am.
