The poem discusses how the speaker's senses help them understand life and its purpose. Through their senses of understanding, humor, and ability to discern good from evil, the speaker has come to realize that it makes sense to accept what they sense rather than fight against it. Their acute sense of strife has ended as their senses have helped them find truth and clarity in life's intense purpose.

1. Does it make Sense?
I sense that there is no sense
In fighting against what I sense.
In a sense, it makes sense
Because my sense of understanding
And sense of humor relating
Instill sense of good or evil in my mind,
And because I have sense I find
That it makes sense
The sense of life is clear and intense.
It is the sense of its purpose
All that made me come to my senses
In any sense of opinion, mine or your pose
Humble, without pretenses
In time to sense past my youth;
I sensed to go on life
In a sense that what I sense is truth
Ending my acute sense of strife
© - “Does it make Sense? Miguel Angel Soto Flores – Santon, CA – 08-Mar-2013