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Some of you go so far as to disclaim any ability to find you, but I've got you. (sonnet #MMDCCXCV) Dare claim your writing does not breathe a strain Of your dear essence: to be fooled. Thereby Petrarca's soul distills its fervour aye; And Wyatt cool good sense; while Surrey feign With mildest touch and Spenser's pure refrain, Sweet Shakespeare beauing hearts, dare cry Amain. From Milton's kingly strength's reply To Wordsworth's cold hauteur, yea come again? Twas Samuel Taylor Coleridge roused me To think afresh, his lively fancy through Each line with his impress. From Shelley's plea To Keats' indulgence, Missus Browning's blue Yet mystic charm, don't think all cannot see. You don't know me? But ah, I do know you. 31Aug13b
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Sep 12, 2016
Sep 12, 2016 at 7:40 PM UTC
You Have the Right to Remain Silent
Ya. (sonnet #MMMMMMMDCCXLVII) Blue heavns with clouds as fiberfill gone stale Jist floating lazly in morn's vague suspense, Where coffee scents the air with half a sense Of yonder whilst mine owly eyes in pale Excuse take note of aught reply t'avail As wont, sans words to roll oer fer intents My tongue, and silence shifts as twere from hence Without a voice as I leave that detail. So later, from the kichen window fer Mair than whatever, watch a wolf chase to Effect some shapeless form, which as it were Is caught just as his mouth decays in blue Seas no, erm, Jolly Roger haunts in tour, And wonder if that signifies aught too. 05Mar19a
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Mar 9, 2019
Mar 9, 2019 at 9:58 PM UTC
...And Remember, Slowly, So Much Now