Tuesday, September 6, 2011

Book. Does every poem belong in a book?

Is every book filled with poetry?
Is every poem written, a poem?

Why aren't books published with a few blank pages in the midst of all those words. Not the end pages.


Is every meal, a meal? And memorable?


Today, the sun is in full-force; here an unlikely event. The meal, shared, will be good and the words, if not a poem, at least will down-to-earth and savory.

1 comment:

  1. what most at time doth the mind bend into body
    'twill and beckon our dearest aires
    yer and the warmth next to ye
    alter not our faith beguile
    one hearth, then another
    my fire fed by that not burnt

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