Poetry
The Strange Truth
Facts in the fiction.

Sometimes the truth is actually stranger than fiction stranger than the strangest strange book
And sometimes what looks to be fiction is actually the darndest truth
Even stranger than how strange and untrue it might originally look when you first take that cursory glance
but before you give it a chance
People are that way too you can’t really tell all that well what they’ve been through
Unless you care to take a look inside all the chapters of their storybook
Or perhaps you care to take minutes of time and dwell in what they sell because not everything sold are simply lies to be told
If you peddle through their dark caves Maybe sit awhile in any dusty tavern on rickety chairs
Commiserate on the humanity of being a human being
Drown past cheers in two pints of beers speaking of what once was untold You break the mold and open the curtain
shatter the fiction connect with truth And cast wonder upon how all life is so skillfully carved out
so divine
so imperfectly
perfect






