Were we alone Just these few of us Waiting for Godot It might be right to mourn the end of dialogue To stay at a bar Where the talk has turned rancid Filled with posturing and venom No need to grieve dear friends The world is large There is much to learn Spam filters for everything else John Sent from my iPad > On 2015/03/03, at 3:18, Lawrence Helm <lawrencehelm@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > > > It’s been raining for two days > In San Jacinto – strangely -- > In the midst of drought -- > Sirens remind the rest > Of us we don’t know > How to drive on streets > Wet and slippery; which > > Is true of any reductionist > Point of view: mere laziness! > We could know if we > Looked out and thought, > But we don’t and instead > Glory in laughter-producing > Words, laughter to end > > Dialogue, to stop further > Thought, settling itself > Back in self-contained > Contentment, a pigeon > Banking in light rain > Against a gray sky > And vanishing cry. > > > > This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. > www.avast.com > >