What goes around comes around.
What goes quack quack bonk?
What a wicked web we weave.... right? Why is it one of the most important rules in human society to refrain from deception? If we simply tell the truth and stick to it, what is the worst that could happen. The trust involved in sharing the intimate or essential details about a person's life could be that person's downfall. But how far is down? If the ladder is set so high against a building, and a person has ascended so many steps only to find the ladder is leaning against the wrong building, what can be done? When do we first practice to deceive? Is there some thrill to it? Do you remember the first time you lied? Who did you lie to? What was the lie? Why remember a lie anyway, if it was never true to begin with. On this roaring road, quickly constructed, hastily assembled, can we find a wide enough area to turn around? A Stairway to Heaven like warning about two roads only makes me remember a true word I heard once, that between the two roads lies a third. The two are the most obvious, and so many people dread spreading themselves thin by trying to tread both.
Lying in the way along
I heard a whistle song
Up to arms and gear
Fortunate to hear
That more than two
a bitter few
Can coast a merry way.
Happiness cloaked in
Outer garment rags,
seeing unseen lines
guiding me through the day.
Not quite calculus, nor
rambling bus, boring drudgery.
But subtle as the sunrise,
Hiden birds announce the darkness gloom
bid adieu.
And Haste the quickening morn. Reborn with thought anew to plan an afterthought. This too quick life has taught that between the two is a true, tight fit, with no room for baggage, empty handed grasping for puffs of air lighter than heat, as strong as feet. A hold up, somehow seeing this, not that nor the other, but a third way lightly seen. Not a lie but truth of truth, no man's invention but image borne brought here by fire and water, borne of light, and before all things, the thin blade slicing through shroud and day, cloud and bay, fish and fowl. Let's not try for the sun, nor the moon, but point the craft to land just beyond yonder stars. My harbor lies yonder, and I'm eager to greet the dawn treader, knowing what's on my mind is a saved memory thanks to that third path that few deem acceptable truth, way, life.
The first two are true, right. The third sentence, what in the world is that?