Edgar,
Well, then try Pottery. ;-)
But, seriously, Merle could benefit, and so could your relations with her, et
al., here.
So, I say, "Try" (time number Four).
It couldn't hurt
to hit the dirt
and take cover
from the Austral lover
of words that go
deeper than the Larynx.
After a time or two
or three, or four,
she may think you worthy
of letting in the door,
or your words, deeper
than the Pharynx.
--J.
> Edgar Owen <edgarowen@...> wrote:
>
> Joe,
>
> I do sometimes express my Zen views in poetry...
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