Who Knows What's What? With thought provoking eloquence, half truth may deceive. For it tries to sell us reasons, to believe what we believe. May it be, that ignorance is, the wisdom of the fools? The educated second guess, is not one of their tools. Those adept in theory, will believe if it sounds right, Yet turn their thinking round again, when a fresh idea's in sight. Although at first a theory seems as solid as a rock, I want to say that kind of thought is just a building block. For all we learn is based upon what someone learned before. What once had passed for knowledge, is now deemed a myth of yore. To admit one knows so little of what is truly free of lies, It certainly does not, at first seem a sign of really being wise. In a time where knowledge changes, and increases by the hour, I'd be feeling helpless, if I believed that knowledge is my power. It's enough for me, just to know that these thoughts I share, Are thoughts that have been thought, by others somewhere! There's so much more I'd like to say, but I'll leave you with this. Compared to an arrogant knowledge, my ignorance is bliss! A polysemic pondering (it means whatever you want it to mean) by Marsha Bowman