Passing Remark Poem by William Stafford
Passing Remark
Rating: ★3.1
In scenery I like flat country.
In life I don’t like much to happen.
In personalities I like mild colorless people.
And in colors I prefer gray and brown.
My wife, a vivid girl from the mountains,
says, “Then why did you choose me?”
Mildly I lower my brown eyes—
there are so many things admirable people do not understand.
Thursday, April 15, 2010
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4/25/2024 10:07:37 AM # 1.0.0.1119
My wife, a vivid girl from the mountains, says, “Then why did you choose me? ” Mildly I lower my brown eyes— there are so many things admirable people do not understand. very fine poem. tony