The afternoon's mail brought a typewritten letter from
yhlee, which was delightful in its own right but also enclosed a page of sticker-stamps of different kinds of ships—longship and galleon, pentekonter and brigantine, several full-rigged objects I can't identify without going down a research K-hole about sails which will inevitably end with the "Anchor Song" stuck in my head. I need to frame more small things and put them up around my office. Too many of them are propped on shelves where I worry about their longevity. In the meantime I fell asleep on the couch while
spatch was making dinner. I appreciate this article about the illusion of moral decline, not least that it starts by citing Livy, who was claiming two thousand years ago that civilization had hit moral rock bottom. Otherwise I am feeling as though I have effectively ceased to exist.
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- 1: Can't I take my own binoculars out?
- 2: It's only eight, right?
- 3: If it's a moment in time, how come it feels so long?
- 4: It's time to change partners again
- 5: אַ ניקל פֿאַר זיי, אַ ניקל פֿאַר מיר
- 6: אמתע מעשׂה, אמתע מעשׂה
- 7: But the soft and lovely silvers are now falling on my shoulder
- 8: Is this your name or a doctor's eye chart?
- 9: And they won't thank you, they don't make awards for that
- 10: No one who can stand staying landlocked for longer than a month at most
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