It is simply a matter
Of putting one foot
In front of the other
It all follows from that.
But which foot goes first,
He asked, I’d hate
To get off on the wrong one?
wrong
THIN EDGE
He is certain he has the answer
and is imply waiting for someone
to ask the correct question.
He knows he cannot be wrong
For if the answer seems so
it is only because the wrong
question was asked, and that
would hardly be his fault.
He tells people this, asking
that they carefully consider
what the right question would be.
Eventually someone always
gets it right, merely asks
“Are you crazy?” to which
he responds, “isn’t it obvious?”
MOMENT(US) ARRIVAL
Sooner or later
the moment arrives
when there is no option
left and you
have to decide.
There are never
facts enough, or time –
uncertainty is a most
unwelcome companion.
In this moment
indecision is not
an allowed outcome
and every selection is
at once right and wrong.