That Old Chestnut
The human brain contains
The old chestnut
That the outside world
Does not exist unless
He observes it
This is the Lands End
Of concrete specificity
The model requiring that
We keep stepping outside
To check things
Pass muster
No we declare there is no such limit
No lands end
There is something in this
Such is the sanctity of the concrete
And perhaps
Leibniz was closer
With the reckoning
Of a miasma of
Specific points of view
Each a subjective position
Defined by the point of view
But even this requires
Total faith in the misplaced concreteness
Of simple localisation
And who here is willing
To commit the heretical act
Of claiming the cosmos does not revolve
Around the human brain?
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