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dVerse Poets – Poetry Form – Trimeric
“An algorithm is like a recipe.” Muhammad Wasseem
Algorithm When you see, what is it that you see, perception is no percentage of the truth, the rasta man in a tailored business suit, stockbrokers all hanging loose. Perception is no percentage of the truth, just a wasteland of conjectured jokes, purporting to be honest styles of you. The rasta man in a tailored business suit, disconcerting evidence all skewed, the dissonance of every angled view. stockbrokers all hanging loose, their predictions as illusions, honest perpetual rhythmic lies. Copyright 2021 ©Paul Vincent Cannon All Rights Reserved ®
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That rasta man, gotta watch out for him! A thoroughly entertaining trimeric, my friend!
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Many thanks Jim 🙂
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Perception is the reception of the truth as viewed through how one is skewed.
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Thank you Pat 🙂 glad you liked this.
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“Perception is no percentage of the truth, just a wasteland of conjectured jokes,”.. goodness this is so on point! 💝
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Agreed. Love that line.
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Thank you Ken.
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Thank you so much Sanaa.
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An entertaining poem!
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Many thanks
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It was cleverly done.
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Thank you Pat 🙂
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Have to be caareful with those predictions; its all business anyway.
Have a good weekend.
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Yes indeed, thank you Grace.
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This one dances. Love the near rhymes and internal rhymes, and then the breaking of the pattern, and the illusion.
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Thank you so much for that Xan
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More and more the world seems to be mirroring this perception-based reality, and it’s unsettling, a feeling that comes across clearly through your clever trimeric.
pax,
dora
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Yes, I agree Dora, very unsettling indeed, much appreciated comment.
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‘honest perpetual rhythmic lies.’ You got that right! How long until we start demanding the truth?
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Yes, I share that yearning, thank you “Ingrid.
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I’ve been thinking a lot about perception lately and how we need to acknowledge and understand others’ perceptions in order for genuine communication to take place.
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Yes, if only we could see that we don’t see, and we certainly don’t see as other see it would really help us in all that we say and do. If you know what I mean?
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Yes, I know what you mean. That’s why when I teach or collaborate with colleagues, the first thing I do is ask questions to elicit their perceptions of whatever it is. I learned the hard way not to make assumptions.
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I like your way Liz, a learned and real experience passed on.
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Thank you.
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Great poem
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Thank you very much.
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