Life can be true – yet murky,
You should listen closely,
You have to interpret,
We discuss societies,
Some quite secret,
And others not so,
And education,
Plus nepotism,
& Arrogance,
& Phenomena,
In mankind.
Creativity requires much risk,
A concept immeasurable,
As of yet – – – anyway,
Sanctioning failure,
So Idiosyncratic,
All occurring,
From 1957,
Onward.
My phractured phantasies,
Occur in microcomputers,
Or in mortared walls,
Which hold them,
The industry,
You know.
I would apologize quite deeply,
To Friedrich Nietzsche,
He accepts none,
Therefore I,
Offer none.
Thank you for listening,
FRED
Tomorrow: “The Interview”
Is Fred’s last name Devine ? Actually a divine tragedy is when the politicians of the political party you hate get hammered and has many scandals. Now that is indeed divine. Risk/failure 1957. I think that’s when Alan Shepard went up. It was glorious.
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