You can fictionalize truth –
You can “truthalize” fiction.
Either is done to one’s eternal detriment. – eab, 4/13/09
Archive for April 13th, 2009
DON’T Do this!
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Beauty
Posted in nature, poem, spring, uncategorized, tagged ablaze by the sun, claimed the world as theirs, early grass growing, eastern side of slopes, file up the hill abreast, Fox grass, gentle windy strokes, honey bee in strip’d array, horizontal streaks, Ohio, Paris, searching for the rest, silhouetted birds, Snow bank patches, the tail's of mares, the valley wall beyond, unleaved apple trees, variegated heaven on April 13, 2009| 1 Comment »
Fox grass bending under gentle, windy strokes,
Snow bank patches left on eastern side of slopes,
Early grass growing on the valley wall beyond,
Horizontal streaks set ablaze by the sun,
Unleaved apple trees file up the hill abreast.
A honey bee in strip’d array is out searching for the rest
A variegated heaven is peeking past the tail’s of mares,
As silhouetted birds claimed the world as theirs. – eab, ’71 APR
Penned in Paris, Ohio
Separate-Holy 