A jar holds summer’s peaches,
summer’s sun
As if no time has passed: so hold the dream...
As if no time has passed: so hold the dream...
“A new nation” – what is that
but for a married man to mutter,
“a new wife”?
Perhaps any man
will conceive with liberty if he can;
but isn't the better part of him
dedicated to the awkwardness
of those bonds which connect him with
another,
rather than to any proposition?
A jar of summer peaches, you
said,
but maybe it is a jar of poison
we are keeping on our shelves.
4 comments:
woof!
WOOF!
Well, I said there was shade as well as sun!
I'm afraid circumstances of pomp bring this out in me. Yours was a wonderful, wonderful poem, by the way. This of mine is tangential in the extreme. But you ask for a poem, you have to take what comes, I guess!
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