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Obtuse Thought

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Obtuse Thought David J Walker It is out of the nothingness that everything abide where imaginations collide with ill-defined reality it is of a meaningless language of the adjective from the imaginative tongue of no one in particular where everyone is peculiar and nothing is as mundane as the usual it is the obtuse thought of what is real and what is not though no one should care when or what they might wear into oblivion

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Date: 3/9/2024 11:20:00 AM
Very profound, David, I think you are saying we should not be so concered with appearances and following the crowd but embrace being unique~
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David Walker
Date: 3/9/2024 11:45:00 AM
Thank you, Michelle. You are right. This is about perception and our limitations to perceive. And perhaps cautionary as well, not to pass judgments on others, nor ourselves. Thank you.

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