Its the reader’s job to select the ones that are still good.
Poems calcify to a point where they cannot be altered
Sometimes they rot
It's not as if there is no risk in eating an alcoholic tangerine
Many a monkey has fallen down
Whose reach went beyond his grasp
Disappearing below into a stupor
Of careless intellectual indulgence
That said they are good
Desirable with an edge of danger
Tangible with an unexpected dash of beauty
A bright citrus juice burst in the mouth
And not devoid of nutrition
Those who go without poetry too long
Develop a scurvy of the mind.
A bright citrus juice burst in the mouth
And not devoid of nutrition
Those who go without poetry too long
Develop a scurvy of the mind.
There is not enough thirst in this culture. Too much Satiety not enough thirst.
Where are the Pantagrulists of the 1530s?
There’s an interesting lot. They were always thirsty
For knowledge. A reader of Rabelais is often prompted
To drink and promised a happy hard on
For his dime.
Why should we not be as they were?
While the tangerines may or may not cause a shifting of the codpiece
Who here has not felt an enlargement
Before the great works of man in the arts?
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