Brilliant verse! What immediately comes to mind is Kerouac's observation, 'There was nowhere to go, but everywhere. (or something very close to this) ' Whatever he did and wherever he was, Kerouac seemed to straddle the line between the living and the departed.
...so just keep on rolling under the stars. You are a acute observer, M.J. I believe that he was very much like Blake...in tune with cosmic consciousness. Perhaps, that's why I'm so very fascinated with both of them!
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Brilliant verse! What immediately comes to mind is Kerouac's observation, 'There was nowhere to go, but everywhere. (or something very close to this) ' Whatever he did and wherever he was, Kerouac seemed to straddle the line between the living and the departed.
...so just keep on rolling under the stars. You are a acute observer, M.J. I believe that he was very much like Blake...in tune with cosmic consciousness. Perhaps, that's why I'm so very fascinated with both of them!