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"who taught you to look so good?!" says a thought [shot] in the dark. --- this to no woman in particular but to all womankind i suppose. outside there is a dog haranguing me, saying WOOF (that is, "where d'you get those old clothes?") i tell him the sally ann but good luck getting in there, dog . . . he takes off, complaining --- but i pay no attention to the bellyaching of an old mutt... "nay," says i there's not a ****** thing of any real importance in this universal dustbin/save the dharma. yea i could live in a woodsy cabin deep down a valley-ay shoutin' "HOOO-EE!!" out the open door to anyone who comes by and be thought a crazy young ('ventually old) ****** off his rocker in the trees. --- and why not!! chop logs/cook bread 'n brew potsa tea 'n otherwise lead a silent but meaningful old existence out there with weekend friends/girls/wine/talk. --- tell all that to a bookish pal who scoffs: *"some dharmy of yours, boy. all that work. where are the café sittings & sunny youthy days of readin' sutras on a lawn somewhere?"* "bah," i says. "bah..."
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Sep 28, 2011
Sep 28, 2011 at 3:10 PM UTC
thoughts from out the window
"who taught you to look so good?!" says a thought [shot] in the dark. --- this to no woman in particular but to all womankind i suppose. outside there is a dog haranguing me, saying WOOF (that is, "where d'you get those old clothes?") i tell him the sally ann but good luck getting in there, dog . . . he takes off, complaining --- but i pay no attention to the bellyaching of an old mutt... "nay," says i there's not a ****** thing of any real importance in this universal dustbin/save the dharma. yea i could live in a woodsy cabin deep down a valley-ay shoutin' "HOOO-EE!!" out the open door to anyone who comes by and be thought a crazy young ('ventually old) ****** off his rocker in the trees. --- and why not!! chop logs/cook bread 'n brew potsa tea 'n otherwise lead a silent but meaningful old existence out there with weekend friends/girls/wine/talk. --- tell all that to a bookish pal who scoffs: *"some dharmy of yours, boy. all that work. where are the café sittings & sunny youthy days of readin' sutras on a lawn somewhere?"* "bah," i says. "bah..."
la fôret: ca c'est ma dharma
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Sep 28, 2011
Sep 28, 2011 at 3:10 PM UTC
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