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 I think I would be wild then
Sounding the radar depths of myself
With untailored looks and
Discarded prudence whose wind
I would use for these hastily fashioned wings
Sufficient to carry to speculate
Adequate for the journey and
Comforting if not in manufacture
Then in philosophy of the expedition itself
Whose impending congress yields to the other
Of me cautious and precipitous with doom
Having returned again to the starting point
And finding myself still there





Peter Ciccariello
Rhode Island, USA
4/5/2006 10:35:29 PM