Much Love, Deb Poems ~ Fresh & Thought~Provoking

Tag: can admit don’t know

  • Your Youtube

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    Deborah Marchant’
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    The poem dives into the quirks of tech like web browsers and search engines, calling them creative yet tricky tools. In a fun twist, it compares the human brain to having its own chaotic digital world.

  • The Proteins of Government

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    Deborah Marchant’
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    Government Employees are essential in various roles, from building and maintaining systems to managing public emotions. Their contributions are crucial for societal functioning, mirroring how effectively citizens comprehend their own bodies. Additionally, taxes are nutrients that significantly influence government efficiency, highlighting the connection between societal health and individual understanding of own health.

  • Don’t Forget Why We’re Here

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    Deborah Marchant’
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    This poem reflects on uncertainty and forgetfulness regarding the purpose for being. It questions if the reasons were ever truly communicated or if it was simply missed. There is a sense of frustration over the lack of clarity and a desire to revisit the explanation, pondering whether it ever existed.