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Thinker Never Thinks


When one looks towards one's mind, they see a stoic person looking hard, That is not true, for the thinker never thinks. A mind that facinates people for decades for the mysterious, enjoyable card, That is not true, for the thinker never thinks. People become afraid that the person would beat them to the consistency of lard, That is not true, for the thinker never thinks. What the thinker does think is nothing of use to the common person. The thinker is just a person like you and I and nothing more. The thinker never thinks.
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Ludwig Kajugin

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