An anapodoton is an unfinished phrase that a person can fill in the blanks, phrases like “When in Rome,” “If life gives you lemons,” “Speak of the devil,” and “Where there is a will.” For many (if not all) of these, you probably filled in the second half of the phrase, because you know it so well. On Day 27 we put a twist on it
Everything Happens for a Season
Unbelievably,
I don't believe
everything happens
for a reason.
Some things just are,
awaiting the proper season-
-ing.
Incredibly,
I also don't believe
everything I think.
Sometimes,
I'm just off kilter,
a little on the blink,
functioning without filter.
Alternatively,
I do believe it’s a good idea
for a poem or a thought,
that which my muse brought,
to rest awhile,
until it’s ready,
delivering an inner smile.
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