Against Common Sense

<p><em>Against Common Sense</em> is a collection of poems. <em>Against Common Sense</em> is a collection of poems that thinks that complexity is a form of accuracy-which is to say a form of honesty-and that simplicity itself is not a virtue; in fact simplicity has been used many times as a form of violence. The poems in <em>Against Common Sense</em> do not think that there is a type of knowledge that a person can obtain that detracts from said person's overall ability to think: this is the theory that is invoked when common sense is employed; that it is possible somehow that learning can separate us from ourselves; that learning is a dangerous activity that will leave us with less information than we began with. <em>Against Common Sense</em> is a collection of poems it is hoped that thinks. <em>Against Common Sense</em> is a collection of poems.</p>