An assembly with time

An assembly with time.

The man who invented the wheel

died waiting for the man

to invent the axle.

The man who invented the axle, crashed, dead.

If only he waited for the man

to invent the steering wheel.

But he didn't get far,

he needed the man to invent the motor.

Reviews

[softlyfall]

All things are connected. All are One.
To deny this causes missteps on our journey toward enlightenment.
This is simple, yet profound in implication.

[andrew mitchell]

Very true softlyfall. Thank you for your words and dropping by:)

[softlyfall]

I will come back again and again as long as you keep posting :)

[Solar]

From this assembly, lines produced parts - with an art dissembling in its pieces, a whole new meaning to 'things fall apart'.

[andrew mitchell]

Thank you Solar for your words! Yes indeed!

[alifeacoustic]

I always thought the invention of the wheel was over rated anyway. Surely the invention of the second wheel was better. Have you ever seen how dumb unicyclists look? :)

[andrew mitchell]

yes I have seen the unicyclists and why the penny farthings

[jacob erin-cilberto]

and all this happened before someone invented the "reverse" gear....

clever.

[andrew mitchell]

Thank you for your words J

[Adam Adams]

Even women need men to invent diff. diff. breed of infants. Damn! *just kidding*

Anyways, very deep and philosophical type poetry. Reminds me 'bout the work of Einstein, who oft. crashed many things but ah, he never awaited for anyone to get things done around so yeah, it's kinda "An Assembly With Time" that goes recycled and reinvented with time for sure. lol Nice imagery!

[andrew mitchell]

Thank you Adams