Questions of verity
Is there no real truth?
Or are there just
different versions of facts
depending on
points of view?
Or is this just an excuse
for those
who will not see?
Those
who do not wish
to recognise
the truth?
Is there no real truth?
Or are there just
different versions of facts
depending on
points of view?
Or is this just an excuse
for those
who will not see?
Those
who do not wish
to recognise
the truth?
Lynn - I don't know if I'm overly cynical, but why does it feel like media, politicians, bankers, and 'spokesmen' are all trying to 'SELL' us a version of what they claim is a truth. Sometimes it just gets surreal and I have to take a step back and remember whose version I am listening to.
Nicely considered piece of work.
Rob
Cheers for the like, Rose.
Ha ha, Harry - no problems, every one is safe on here!
This was one I woke up to find in my head, in the middle of the night, but it was following a Facebook conversation with someone who wanted to turn facts into being points of view.
I don't remember that anyone on Write Out Loud has does that :o)
Thanks Harry for comment.
Wow! Lynn,
You`ve opened one up here!
I see no one is biting (sez `arry, sneakin` away)
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Lynn Dye
Fri 13th May 2016 14:54
Thanks for comment, Rob.
I don't think you are overly cynical at all, or if you are, I must be too! I certainly agree about the media, which I find incredibly biased.
Perhaps I should be getting worried as once again I woke up with words in my head, which went something like:
They want to collectively blame all
for what one person
or one party is responsible for;
worse than this
they want to skew it
so that the innocent or least involved
gets all the spotlight
of blame.
Ah well, back to the drawing board...