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Unconditional {3} Neoclassical Economics
You will never be a soul who I could place into a portfolio
An existence effortlessly located to be discarded or knowingly positioned as I recognize your value and use you as a loss or gain for my advantage
You have become a surfeit into the emotional void I have been resisting and battling to deny
In absolute fear of losing another piece of my spirit
You have uncovered my deficiency to commit to another person
unearthing my philosophy to analyze the Neoclassicism percentages within me
Acknowledging my presence with dignity and respect attains a responsibility for myself
that is of any manner of graph or formula I could not recognize and predict the outcome as I am accustomed to
Love must exist in a magical place, not in an economical theory
True
My unpredictable mannerisms toward you beg the
question,
how could I assume you to love me when I have no idea what it is like to be loved unconditionally
I
stand conflicted
I
love unconditionally, that lives true
Time
is the honesty of my value
I
am not the
Sun,
her universe or Luna
I
am not an
Angel
I
am not
Gaia
I
will become a
Poet
Like it or not
I have professed a foolish claim to love
Wherein, I must factor in my integrity
I will never allow another to love me, least I love myself
Unconditionally
WarriorPoetLagertha2020©
Published 12th Mar 2020
| Edited 16th Mar 2020
Author's Note
Economic Theorists, Adam Smith (1720-1790) and David Ricardo (1772-1823) laid the foundation for the Neoclassical theory, adding a theory to traditional economics that incorporates emotion as a commodity. To put this theory in layman's terms. Adam argued that the laborer would generate higher profits if he/ she is satisfied with their job. Which later was proven to be a fact and is still used in modern economics today.
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12th Mar 2020 8:50am
16th Mar 2020 9:34am
Thanks, poet Pete. I appreciate the kindness in your comment. I really enjoy writing thought-provoking scribes.
I am thrilled to discover I have another reader. Harmony in everything I've been writing lately has been euphoric for me. I have never written to gain popularity or validation by anyone. I write from the only place that frees my mind and spirit.
Again, thank you, dear poet.
Respectfully,
Lagertha🌻
I am thrilled to discover I have another reader. Harmony in everything I've been writing lately has been euphoric for me. I have never written to gain popularity or validation by anyone. I write from the only place that frees my mind and spirit.
Again, thank you, dear poet.
Respectfully,
Lagertha🌻
13th Mar 2020 1:39am
This has a rather delicate balance of the three elements here for me, logos, pathos and ethos, that I find rather mellifluous. Clarity and palpable feeling in the voice, which remains measured, excellent proportion and I find your enjambments rather creatively dispersed. Excellent write.
16th Mar 2020 10:21am
Daniel,
Once again, I am honored by your dignity and perception of verbiage to my scribbles.
I am always elated to see your notions of my climb to achieve my goals of educating myself on literature and the magnetic vibe I am trying to convey to myself. This is #3 in the sequence of "Unconditional"
I am not fulfilled yet to finalize the succession of this yearning for an unconditional connection that I have been searching for my entire life.
This, as well as everything I write, is for myself. I am fortunate enough to have you as a mentor. I do want to use this platform to express this in my comments for the people who follow me and who I follow and that is this fact, I do not write to acquire followers nor do I write for individual popularity.
I am inspired by my readers when they comment on how they perceived what I've written.
I am grateful for any comment or RL. I do not understand adding me to a Reading List then later on removing my scribes after leaving stunning and inspired accolades. Maybe I should not overthink it. Who knows why one does what they do. I'm curious though, it's why I chose to leave this message on your comment. You are revered on DUP. I admire your savant persona. Thank You for being loyal.
I'll pm you about the podcast as well. I am stoked to be involved.
Appreciation always,
✨Lagertha
Once again, I am honored by your dignity and perception of verbiage to my scribbles.
I am always elated to see your notions of my climb to achieve my goals of educating myself on literature and the magnetic vibe I am trying to convey to myself. This is #3 in the sequence of "Unconditional"
I am not fulfilled yet to finalize the succession of this yearning for an unconditional connection that I have been searching for my entire life.
This, as well as everything I write, is for myself. I am fortunate enough to have you as a mentor. I do want to use this platform to express this in my comments for the people who follow me and who I follow and that is this fact, I do not write to acquire followers nor do I write for individual popularity.
I am inspired by my readers when they comment on how they perceived what I've written.
I am grateful for any comment or RL. I do not understand adding me to a Reading List then later on removing my scribes after leaving stunning and inspired accolades. Maybe I should not overthink it. Who knows why one does what they do. I'm curious though, it's why I chose to leave this message on your comment. You are revered on DUP. I admire your savant persona. Thank You for being loyal.
I'll pm you about the podcast as well. I am stoked to be involved.
Appreciation always,
✨Lagertha
16th Mar 2020 10:37pm
Savant oh my. Lol I helped my neighbor get an occupational therapy degree. She calls me the professor. 😅 It's my pleasure.
15th Mar 2020 6:49am
Dear L,
I very much enjoyed the stream of consciousness with this write, all the while based in philosophical and economical theorems. I’m just trying to sound smart and failing miserably 🙄. The way in which, for me, the acknowledgement of accepting oneself and loving that part of us in its entirety is so difficult yet so necessary in order to accept love from others and actually enjoy the life we’ve been given. Seems so simple on paper and yet...this is extremely clever writing and using the economic theory and applying it to love. I’m in awe of this wonderfully reflective and thoughtful piece. Well done. H🌷
I very much enjoyed the stream of consciousness with this write, all the while based in philosophical and economical theorems. I’m just trying to sound smart and failing miserably 🙄. The way in which, for me, the acknowledgement of accepting oneself and loving that part of us in its entirety is so difficult yet so necessary in order to accept love from others and actually enjoy the life we’ve been given. Seems so simple on paper and yet...this is extremely clever writing and using the economic theory and applying it to love. I’m in awe of this wonderfully reflective and thoughtful piece. Well done. H🌷
16th Mar 2020 10:38am
Dear H.
I love it when you comment in the form of a letter. It takes me back to writing them as correspondence with those who take a moment of their time to do such. I still write personal letters by hand on stationery with a pen or pencil. I adore the intimacy, of a paper book and the smell of paper. If you are old enough, you most likely know exactly what I am talking about 😉
I adore your comment. You have always been loyal, kind and honest with me. I appreciate you taking the time to ask questions. I love the fact that when I go off on a subject that you want to learn more about, you are secure within yourself to say, " Hey, I like this but I don't know the subject of the matter in which you are referring to. Enlighten me."
You're a genuine poet who I have learned from.
Thank you for being real.
L.🌻
I love it when you comment in the form of a letter. It takes me back to writing them as correspondence with those who take a moment of their time to do such. I still write personal letters by hand on stationery with a pen or pencil. I adore the intimacy, of a paper book and the smell of paper. If you are old enough, you most likely know exactly what I am talking about 😉
I adore your comment. You have always been loyal, kind and honest with me. I appreciate you taking the time to ask questions. I love the fact that when I go off on a subject that you want to learn more about, you are secure within yourself to say, " Hey, I like this but I don't know the subject of the matter in which you are referring to. Enlighten me."
You're a genuine poet who I have learned from.
Thank you for being real.
L.🌻
16th Mar 2020 4:34pm
Dear L,
LOL! That is quite possibly the most adorable sweet thing I’ve read to date- you wondering if I’m old enough to know the smell of a paper and paper books, and actually hand writing letters. I’m very flattered that you have conjured me as potentially being young😊 Not only do I love the smell of paper and real books I was reading and writing when it was done by hammer and chisel on stone tablets. Thank you so much for making my day! I am sending you a gigantic squeezy hug for that! 😘
LOL! That is quite possibly the most adorable sweet thing I’ve read to date- you wondering if I’m old enough to know the smell of a paper and paper books, and actually hand writing letters. I’m very flattered that you have conjured me as potentially being young😊 Not only do I love the smell of paper and real books I was reading and writing when it was done by hammer and chisel on stone tablets. Thank you so much for making my day! I am sending you a gigantic squeezy hug for that! 😘
23rd Apr 2020 10:19am
By the time I got past the half way mark I was enthralled... outstanding approach to relay a message about love and self...
23rd Apr 2020 10:42am
With respect and love for the compliment my dear poet. Thank you. I am truly honored by your presence.
With respect,
L.🌻
With respect,
L.🌻
