Preface
And
what is a preface? A praytense, a protext?
Let
me write you one preambling in fashion of the dane
Mistier
Churchfarm with his obleak cane and stove hatts.
He
sad, “It’s a mood, like schapening a skythe
Tyouning
a guitar, chartting with a child,
Sputing
out the window. Like bowing to dance
Then
not moving. Tugging the horse, how it goes prrooff.
Not
caring a fick for the hurl whirled. Like standing
On
evasive hill stairing after the wild geests,
Seeing
the forus track seaductiff dizzypeer…”
Or
his anonyme said so and then who would say
It is a pinch of
scribble
For
what follows allshow is no first face:
Thousends
off pages of his walking words,
Mattered
life meets mute death and veerily
Young Sorrowhen means it.Preface, by Philip Harvey
from Wake Up
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