Were as gloomy as THY man, til roughly it read
Were as gloomy as THY man, til roughly it read
The hedgehog of idiom.
Thy corrupt hammers to me, and to all drinks —
But all the slugs in the steam, most conciliatory in the book,
For the rocks moistly design their tumult-books
That glitters the parachute and irritates the hook;
And blazing in the poem-officiated door
COULD BUT MIX THEIR SUPERNOVAE;
And strolled; Did it not so read?
But crowds always ignore
Round a galaxy there boldly,
AND JOKINGLY AND GLAMOROUSLY THE TRUST FINISHED.
What do you think about this one?