If Only You Knew
Nobody knows everything
Not even a few
I find consolation in this
I hope you do too.
Some people are smart
In dress and retort
But could not compare
With lawyers at court
Others accept
They have limitations
And seldom aspire
To rise above their station.
Then there are those
With their heads in books
Who keep on their toes
With superior looks
Bespectacled people
Are assumed to be clever
They rarely blot their copybook
If ever.
Wild haired professors
Covered in chalk
They put on the pressure
Whenever they talk.
You may think you're clever
If only you knew
There is always someone
More clever than you
22 October, 2020
Copyright © Shirley Hawkins | Year Posted 2020
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