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Camping
If there was a world free of if’s and but’s, I’d be a happy camper. But that world has long left and gone nuts, and thus we camp, to resist the pamper. All is done, in the camp, for fun— but zero’s and one’s come chase it away. Yet the road goes beyond the bend where the means is the end, the road the reason, the camp— a rest, at the end of the day. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This poem is from "Bottle in the River" about a Poet's journey down a river, chasing a bottle tossed by the fingertips of "that I am." ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Written within the parameters of the theory of "Multivalence"
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