HERE'S HOW (THIS IS HOW)
I dream of tending a yellow lake of gold.
This is how : cows come around from the
meadow meander, lowing and mooing their
way. A morning light with handles of jewels
traces forth the path of the day - things then
run to follow the lead. It all goes quickly away.
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You think I live on a farm? Am crazy with delight?
Do sing the singsong meadowlark with me all along
the forward path? No, no, not that. I am simply
mad with joy. This is how : I bow to every cow,
both then and now who's sought a fair recompense
from the man who takes its milk. To each according
to his ability, each according to his need. And the
rest, like the Parson says, is prattle.
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A billion peasants are dead on the lawn; ages and
ages of them all along - wired for speed and worked
until death, they've taken their moment and left all
the rest. Their world, now, is (finally) like some
eternal Sunday the Pope has decreed. 'You have
worked 'till you're dead to fill the Lord's need.
Now you can rest.' And (you know what) that's
all he really means. One Lord, in such medieval
ways, is just as good as another. Here's how (this
is how) we stay to stay and live to die. Put the
pie-post on the platter, let us eat until we are done.
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