powetwee
Thursday, Jan. 08, 2004
Folly
Of all the folly ever cooked
By famished dreamer Man,
None reeks of rank fatuity
As love upon demand.
As though by wish or will alone,
Mere mortal ever could
Strip mystery from a nightingale,
Or moonlight from the wood,
Or charm a newborn babe to greet
The light without a sound.
Or coax the dead to tap the glass
While spoiling underground,
No, love�s like joy, like everything:
Cares not for you at all,
Surprising in its timeliness
When you decline to call.
--Allison Burnett
e. e. cummings - i am so glad and very (49)
i am so glad and very merely my fourth will cure the laziest self of weary the hugest sea of shore so far your nearness reaches a lucky fifth of you turns people into eachs and cowards into grow our can'ts were born to happen our mosts have died in more our twentieth will open wide a wide open door we are so both and oneful night cannot be so sky sky cannot be so sunful i am through you so i |