If I were a penguin–
my life, a carpet rolled
out for me to follow
from beginning to end–
I would want to rebel.
What is the use of us,
I’d ask, Why are we here?
No free will for penguins?
I’d want to rebel if
fate and instinct were one
and the same. But if I
really were a penguin,
then I could never know.
choosing medical career; problem faced by doctors; drawbacks of medical profession;patient tutorials
Cries from Jamaica
A place where I post unscripted, unedited, soulless rants of a insomniac madman
CHOOSE LOVE
My Life And Everything Within It
Just Here Secretly Figuring Out My Gender
A Watering Hole for Freelance Human Beings Who Still Give a Damn
"The only thing that stands between you and your dream is the will to try and the belief that it is actually possible." - Joel Brown
because life does not kill you right away
Seeking Dialogue to Inform, Enlighten, and/or Amuse You and Me
New Beginnings and Endings After and Before KATiE MiA Aghogday!
Medi(t)ating between the wor(l)ds
Journey of Creative Enlightenment
A leap beyond cultural boundaries
the world turns on a word
You - philosophical, thoughtful, witty. Me - still thinks fart jokes are funny. We should DEFINITELY get together!
NANMYKEL.COM 
I think penguins have free will. There is that documentary, “The March of the Penguins”. It has been a while since I saw that.
LikeLike
I did too, and I think my words reflect what I interpreted as a very rigid pre-set lifespan. Birth, march to the sea for one parent, change places and another march to the sea for the other. Interesting how a movie can be seen from two entirely different viewpoints, isn’t it? Thanks for your comment.
LikeLike