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Only uncertainty is sure
Einstein had said, “As far as the laws of mathematics refer to reality, they are not certain;
and as far as they are certain, they do not refer to reality.”
But the main idea, I have understood very soon
Is that the truth is nowhere and all is unknown
Birth
Born from deep darkness
Suddenly nude in harsh light
Needs to love the life
Religion
God invisible
Faith is helpful for people
We live here
Love
You love me
My heart burns for you
I miss you
Work in measurement
Never know true length
Determine uncertainty
To provide results
Citizen
By paying my taxes
I am a good citizen,
And help my country
Politic
Be Mayor
Of my nice city?
Sure a dream
Death
Sure, all humans die
No one knows his final hour!
But gone! In a day!
"In this world nothing can be said to be certain,
except death and taxes", said Benjamin Franklin
In comp "What do you know for sure?"
Just to explain for who don't have the habit of this kind of poetry, it is a septet of haikus (even they are not true haikus, I know), close to the initial form of Haiku, the raiku! But not a raiku too (my explaination don't clarify all)
Published 27th Dec 2013
| Edited 28th Dec 2013
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- Edited 29th Dec 2013 11:50pm
29th Dec 2013 10:34pm
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29th Dec 2013 10:57pm
I know that the explainations are very hard, but it is, in my opinion, that nothing is certain, except death and taxes, as Franklin said... Perhaps in 2050 death disappears, but it is sure that we are not sure of that! Ah ah!
Tnank you for your comment, Gabriel!
Tnank you for your comment, Gabriel!
