Meticulum, meticulum
Meticulum ad nauseam

To be, or not to be, or perhaps to be, partially
To choose, to select, to pick between particularities
Say green, or viridian, or even verdigris
Each mere shades off
Yet decision is rough
Or say tough
Or say uneasy enough
To get through the day a breeze

The shadows are growing longer, more living, more lifelike, more lively
More of everything, but their antonyms
However so shall they be expressed
And then came silent death

For meticulum, meticulum
Meticulum ad nauseam

by Giancarlo N. H. Gonzaga

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