/much finer times, spent growing a beard./

the English "philosophical"
mentality:
does everything have to
be hyper-economized
                             stature?
i do appreciate the technicality
of the term...
but the supposed
practicality of the impracticality
of practicing philosophy doesn't
belong here;
     philosophy doesn't
require, or rather,
make a request for the usage
or the English per se...
  and never will...
                   the English never made
the thinking surmount
of thinking per per...
as ever...
the buggers were always too
practical....
                     and their
access to practicality...
            was their access to....
     a labor of lust, which surmounted
in both a labor lost,
and lust misguided:
                   come the folded sails.