if I’m the effect of chaos and in turn, chaos is the effect of my actions..
could I then argue that chaos is a self sustaining entity and I am its self evolving product?
and could I go further still and note that this applies to all of us without exception?
could we handle that, I wonder?
could we live knowing we’re the pawns of energy?
but, wait-
oh.
-sc
sheila sea 
chaos=change=energy
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This is amazing.
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It is all true.
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Very clever! 🙂
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Great write!
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Entropy is the tendency to move towards chaos and destruction. Looking at the history of humankind, I suppose you very well could come to the poem’s conclusion. In my mind, that tendency is led by the few, and like a dollop of water, or grease, or blood — the directional movement is caused by a few, while the vast mass follows along slowly, and a tail-end few rail against the tide. I guess the question is which are we? Nice write.
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Chaos? Perhaps this will help.
https://transitionu.wordpress.com/2014/10/06/chaos-and-order-in-an-atomic-maelstrom/
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Yes and I’m told we get more chaotic before we get more functional 🙂
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I love this….chaos and effect; what a brilliant spin 🙂 Harlon
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Interesting philosophy. Is chaos truly the effect of our actions, though? I suppose it would have to depend on your definition of “chaos.” (Not arguing, just wondering.) Seems like a delicious thought circle I’ll have to try myself sometime. Thanks for sharing.
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