The three monkeys lie.

Speak no evil.
See no evil.
Hear no evil.

At least the first one is a choice,
  not just a choice of denial.

One choice to make a change.
Not to ignore.

Guess I was wrong.

One of the monkeys was o.k.

Reviews

[VALORMORE DE PLUME]

This gives me new prospective. I've seen fangs behind the hands of the first one, red glowing eyes hidden by the second and long pointed ears behind the hands of the third. An expression infering that we should control our basic instincts. Silly me. I love how so few words reveal so much in your works.

[Jon Roggie]

I seem to be one who gives messages in a glance. I think it carries over to my writing. I had fun with this one. Thank you, sir.

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~ this could be a metaphor for a million things... and the process of arriving at the truth... a very poetic foray into logic and reasoning... fascinating work...

[Jon Roggie]

Still trying to see how few words, I can use. Thanks, .serah.

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~ you're very welcome, monsieur jon... :)

[Corset]

There is something profoundly wonderful about this poem, I'm sad I don't have any back ground music for it though, there was a song that popped into my head earlier today
and now that I think of it, it does fit :) Jackson Browne - Doctor My Eyes

[Jon Roggie]

I can live with that. Deserves a photo change.

[Corset]

does it have a photo?

[Jon Roggie]

Had to think for a bit.

[Corset]

weeeell he's cute and horny, why not him! (or her?) it's not a monkey? Or it could be a monkey in disguise?