Two wrongs don't make a right. Two rights don't make a left. I choose to be wrong; There is no other way to be right. I learn from what I have left, and what I've left behind. If I am always right, how can I know I am for sure?

Two wrongs don't make a right.
Two rights don't make a left.

I choose to be wrong;
There is no other way to be right.

I learn from what I have left, and what I've left behind.

If I am always right, how can I know I am for sure?

Two wrongs don't make a right. Two rights don't make a left. I choose to be wrong; There is no othe...

This poem can be read with the stanzas reversed. It's about the fragility of perception and the difficulties that come with reflective cognition. Show more

by @resurgophoenix

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