So I had a friend who was a relative of Nikos K. the great poet who loved
to write 600 page poems. She labored for some years before she took one
of her own magnum opi (only three hundred pages) to the Master who saw her
because she was a relative. He looked at the poem and asked her to
express it in three pages.
She went away for a year and came back with the three pages to which he
asked for three lines. She went home and left the Master to the
non-related.
Except my admiration with bowed head.
Stau (which means "stay strong")
REH
John Zavacki wrote:
> In response to my comment on overgeneralized learning, Ray writes:
>
> > Unless of course half is not less but more (as in "less is more")
> > with a change of vowel from (u) to (i)
> > in which case it would be a change like heese (as in quantum
> > geese) or an addition like one cheese halfed would become
> > two chiafim. That is if the cheese is truly angelic.
> >
> > Metaphoric? Analogic? or is that gesic?
>
> The cheese are collectively angelic, singularly analgesic. Yet, in the
> case of the famous "frommage vivante", without the throbbing of bacteria,
> the cheese are flat.
--"Ray E. Harrell" <mcore@idt.net>
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