He was angry
Was he naught.
To be naught
Was he then
To be then,
This angry naught.
She loved him then,
Or did she naught.
To then, they this
Knew then not.
“Out of the quarrel with others we make rhetoric; out of the quarrel with ourselves we make poetry.” ― William Butler Yeats
He was angry
Was he naught.
To be naught
Was he then
To be then,
This angry naught.
She loved him then,
Or did she naught.
To then, they this
Knew then not.
I asketh It still
The poetry,
from whence doeth it come.
Yet heal'th it does,
And renews again.
My muze,
Maybe Milton,
He is