Just because the world has ground to a halt during this holiday period, it doesn't mean I should neglect to bombard you with occasional literary offerings.
Such as this, a rather beautiful short love poem by an American called Robley Wilson (about whom I know absolutely nothing).
I wish in the city of your heart
you would let me be the street
where you walk when you are most
yourself. I imagine the houses:
it has been raining, but the rain
is done and the children kept home
have begun opening their doors.
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another one: "That's the trouble, you know." She spoke somewhat breathlessly, as if she were in a race. "You make no allowance for the unexpected, and when the unexpected happens it throws you all out of gear."
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