Our Periodic Folly

I have too much sense to have too much sense or should as enough sense is enough sense, quite enough perforce because the strings of pure logic invite a wide and open-hearted composition, or always should as common sense to excess could mean a lack of comic mirth which is really quite inane because our periodic folly, mine and indeed the world around us as human beings, adds lustre to one’s life and the lives of others we encounter on and off. One's frequent social circle notwithstanding Those little eccentricities that stray into the luscious meadows of magic mishap that spread joy, that most magnificent contagion, the universal crying requisite whose absence connotes a risible dull void. Posted ; 12th May 2022