Hello Ron,
Mark would have me mirror his words. You too? That's an obvious gumption
trap. Or to frame a discussion in words like 'trashing', 'denigrating' and
'revenge-attitude'.
Mark prefers his "automatic writing". That's great for him. - I prefer to
speak in my own voice. That's a type of freedom when you are not a member of
the boy's club.
Marsha
---
THE HONEY TREE
by Mary Oliver
And so at last I climbed
the honey tree, ate
chunks of pure light, ate
the bodies of bees that could not
get out of my way, ate
the dark hair of the leaves,
the rippling bark,
the heartwood. Such
frenzy! But joy does that,
I’m told, in the beginning.
Later, maybe,
I’ll come here only
sometimes and with a
middling hunger. But now
I climb like a snake,
I clamber like a bear to
the nuzzling place, to the light
salvaged by the thighs
of bees and racked up
in the body of the tree.
Oh, anyone can see
how I love myself at last!
how I love the world! climbing
by day or night
in the wind, in the leaves, kneeling
at the secret rip, the cords
of my body stretching
and singing in the
heaven of appetite.
---
On Nov 4, 2011, at 8:11 AM, X Acto wrote:
> Marsha:
> I think your complaining, and you are beginning to sound like one of the
> complaining sock puppets, is hypocritical.
>
> By what standards of intellectual discourse do you write?
>
>
>
> Mark,
> Marsha, the name reffering to an everchanging pattern of Quality that has no
> existence, is a intellectual trap.
>
> Any pattern that has no existence is a pattern that has no meaning, thus
> "marsha"
> is a false dilemma.
>
> The pattern will call for clarity and supply none.
>
> The pattern will call for standards and abide by none.
>
> The more one attempts to "reason" politely the more one is ridiculed for
> trying.
>
> A Gumption trap to be sure, layed out masterfully as intellecual bait.
>
> Irrestistable to the unknowing intellectual, the pattern will ever entice.
>
> ....
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