Not a Teenaged Poem

This is not a teenaged poem.
I do not know life, I do not know love.
I am not afraid to admit I know nothing.
Nothing, after all, is better than everything.
"Nothing" leaves room for improvement.
I pity the man who has everything,
For "everything" is hopeless -
The only thing left is death,
Because all else has been experienced.
If a man has everything except death,
He cannot have everything, can he?....
We are all lacking, in this world of possibilities.
So do not tell me I know nothing,
As if it is a bad thing.
After all, you know nothing, too.

Very nice thought! and

Very nice thought! and concept!

Yes as long as we think we known enough it prevents!

In fact we know nothing!

better to be know-nothing to elighten ourselves!

KrishnaBaalu

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