I don’t claim to have all the answers these are just my thoughts; disorganized and fragmented as they come. A relentless stream that varies from gibberish to genius. But however smart they sound at least at times I do not […]
Questions as poetry. Questions formulated as (or in) poetry.
K-M Skalkenæs believes asking questions to be more important than finding answers. Answers may change but questions can be incredibly long lasting.
Questions open the mind, allowing you to think in new ways. They let you see new sides of things, and change focus. Answers, on the other hand, close a matter and let it die.
These poems ask questions, or reflect on the nature of asking questions. They ask you to think rather than instruct you to accept someone else’s answers. Someone else’s truth.
The ability to think is what makes us human. And with no questions asked, we don’t use that ability to its full potential.