'Nothing Is Unmeant, As Though Nobody Cared' Poem by james watkin
'Nothing Is Unmeant, As Though Nobody Cared'
Today, I take for a sage
Who yesterday, for a sign
Of it, had but this simple
And lovely credulity
We all laughed at to see.
Now that this councidence
Of our happening to each
Gives more than eyes a startle
Of that phrased seriousness
Dear, never could we guess!
Friday, May 17, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: fate
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