What if being right is not the
point?
Rather then establishing a
genuinely superior argument,
I might risk the high ground in
search of a connection.
What might be lost, or gained,
if I start at the bottom
Where we might share a
recognition of the dilemma?
Before rushing to assign blame
could we look for a path
That leads out of the thicket?
Not a final solution, merely a
starting point.
Let’s understand that we may
never agree
On the nature of the problem, in
which case
We can hope that the inability
to decide on the color
Of the table does not end future
efforts.
Should we concur as to size, and
shape of the table,
Is that not allowing a
conditional step beyond?
We will not have foreclosed our
ability to hope.
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