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SIMPLICITY

beauty and truth, are often found in simplicity.


as you complicate things, so are they to you.


from that then, think of this.


there is only one sin.


that is, not to love.


there is often nothing,


but the basis of this,


too many things.



The poem Simplicity, like many I’ve written, has a history, a story.


When my life became a problem of failure, I needed self-insight. I started with professional help and then added a thought process of thinking and writing.


Like all problems, and their efforts to correct, there were mistakes. Simplicity was written for me to think, part of the process of writing, as I worked on changing mistakes into learning experiences.


Our freedoms, enable for each of us, the opportunities to think, learn, choose, and become. These freedoms exist because of law. Laws like those of man, The United States Constitution, The Bill of Rights, and of the Creator, like The Ten Commandments. The freedoms exist when living within the limits of law.


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