I Will Not Cease From Mental Flight (From The Preface To William Blake’s Milton: A Poem In Two Books) Poem by Goddo Faggotte
I Will Not Cease From Mental Flight (From The Preface To William Blake’s Milton: A Poem In Two Books)
Of aerodynamics,
thermal currents,
or propulsion and gravity,
what does a bird know?
Precious little if not nought
and yet he flies.
Of confidence,
apprehension,
or of redundancy,
what does a bird care?
Precious little if not nought
for look he flies.
And so will I!
I will not cease from Mental Flight
for birds must fly
else why have wings
and I must write
or lose the fight.
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