Uncommon

UNCOMMON By: William S. Labtis When would uncommon be a common? Or vice versa, a common be an uncommon? Common* as we know as those belonging to two or more; Shared by all alike; one pertaining to a community as a whole. While conversely, uncommon as not belonging to two or more; Unshared by all alike; and not pertaining to a community as a whole. How uncommon struck ; or at least attract anyone? Compare what a common or uncommon be or not be? Judgment may not sound good but for common all -as common sense. Yes Indifference may not want be different but for all sakes -as common stand. Yes Distinguishable may not be distinguished but recognizable -as common interest. Yes For everything, anyhow, there could be a ground - -as common decision/base, Yes So, that it ends up a joint agreement and acceptable - -as commonality. Yes Thus, would a common sense always a good judgment? Indifference , becomes distinguishable or agreeable? As pre arranged meeting be successful not in somewhere but specifically in a common place; As when one or everyone would arrived anytime but since it’s for good a common time; Don’t be acting in distance and yet responsive but merely become only a spectator And least known become unknown or unknown become known Could there be a law or an order to make both flawless and understandable. Is uncommon always prejudged? That upon short notice Always selected from common? Or vice versa? *Common’s meaning,,pls refer to Webster Dictionary .