Underwear on clothesline a great flag of freedom
Nicely written piece! Unusual subject matter, I would've thought, for 1961! I loved this line: "strange sedimentary stones, inscrutable cracks!". LOL
I am giddy reading his wit. The Pope wears underwear I hope." It's direct and fresh (naughty too) and silly. Such an antidote to the boring "grad school-type poems" that are so popular these days.
I didn't understand what the poem was about sorry 😔😅
It’s as if Wordsworth became a hippy and penned a poem in the likes of an off-handed Whitman.
Loved your comment as much as I loved the poem.
Nicely written piece! Unusual subject matter, I would've thought, for 1961! I loved this line: "strange sedimentary stones, inscrutable cracks!". LOL
I am giddy reading his wit. The Pope wears underwear I hope." It's direct and fresh (naughty too) and silly. Such an antidote to the boring "grad school-type poems" that are so popular these days.
I didn't understand what the poem was about sorry 😔😅
It’s as if Wordsworth became a hippy and penned a poem in the likes of an off-handed Whitman.
Loved your comment as much as I loved the poem.