What does a number do?
You’re invited—plus one
—that’s everyone!
The infinite conundrum.
Written for Poets and Storytellers United #243
Today’s Daily Stoic poem:
“Everything that needs to be said has already been said. But, since no one was listening, everything must be said again.” – Andre Gide
Written for Poets and Storytellers United #243
Today’s Daily Stoic poem:
Lovely, compact piece. I love how ‘plus one’ expands into ‘everyone’—a small number opening into an infinite conundrum. It lingers on.
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Thanks Suman 🙏
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Glad we can join the party! 🙂 Jae
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A wonderful short one and we are all together, shaun!
Hank
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Cheers Hank 🙏
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Love it, clever.
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Thanks Paul 🙏
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Very cute! Sounds like a heck of a party too.
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Like it’s 1999!
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It a profound encapsulation with no end to the pluses and minuses.
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I loved watching Maths lectures on infinity and infinite infinities etc…
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Such a great phrase, ‘infinite conundrum’!
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It would definitely challenge my Thai students but it does feel good on the tongue!
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