it must be sad to be a cad and have women every hour fall like flowers
into your lap when you're trying to take a nap or want some solitude to sit in a somber mood
and create unflinching perfect art but how can you start when these myriad creatures with their softly shifting features
will not go away but multiply every day lining up for miles in kaleidoscopic styles
and wind through city blocks stopping the tower clocks of the haughty bourgeoisie who hate art and poetry
o apollo shed a tear! but poet, try to persevere though the world be misbegotten you will never be forgotten
your words will be on lips when thinking machines and rocket ships are wiped from time's black shining slate immortality shall be your fate
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4 comments:
Ah, the words of Sternwall, the pictures of Penmarq -- a recipe for immortality!
How did I get the idea that Sternwall was a classic poet, an obscure genius from another century whose gems rhoda was illustrating? Yet, he knew (or knows) Dan so well.
This poem gets better every day.
i love the wind and what it always does...
;)
mind is a kaleidoscope... it can multiply whatever we choose...
loved this work... and that message of perseverance...
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