each writes the tale upon a golden leafno safer record for so short a timeage after age the truth beggars beliefwe think that honest labour is a crimewhen all our hopes are cast into the slimeyour choice is simple just cast out the blamethe monster's wild that you thought mild and tameno hope is placed in partner or in friendwho knows the rules of this most profane gamewe seek the melted snow of last weekendthe winner turns out just one more old thiefwho casts his words in good old-fashioned rhymeand promises that he'll be firmly briefbut does not move you into the sublimebefore the clock has uttered its first chimesuch matters will not lead you out of shamebut are the sort of thing that fools might claimto make you bow or lead you now to bendhoping to turn you from your steady aimwe seek the melted snow of last weekendpain of great loss produces no more griefthan could be borne in such a foreign climeas this there is no wisdom seeks reliefor hopes to gain a dollar or a dimewe've reached the bottom and we must now climbpast all the horrors that we cannot nameknowing that no good thought will stay the sameand that our duty no one would commendstill though our feet are tired and very lamewe seek the melted snow of last weekendprince you have mastery of wind and flameyour state is great in glory and acclaimbut to this act you may not condescendbeyond the limits of the human framewe seek the melted snow of last weekend
Odd ravings, comments, and other wastes of time. Some are in plain prose, yet others are in rhyme.
05 October 2008
uncertain pilgrimage
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