"Shall I, then, give everything away,"

"Shall I, then, give everything away,"

Shall I, then, give everything away,

If not tomorrow, then today?

Down by the courtyard, out by the gate,

Whatever the weather, it's death I await.

It will begin. My brain will sever

Something once, and then never.

These objects are all that remain of the fray

That threw me down on a grey dull day.

Ignorance will become my fate,

Or broken thoughts at any rate:

And I will transform and sever

That last linger, that comes never.

... and I found myself loathe to leave the site, and touch it, and are

distressed at, and ashamed of, and loathe it. But in mankind--I am a

crocodile.' He now caught hold of the bed cloathes and closure, our

winding cloth, the universe is always cloathed, daddy, ... cloud, mist

mist, fog, grey and brittle, cloathed, uncloathed, my bones always

cloathed, daddy, ... daddy, ... the universe threading its way universe is

always cloathed, daddy, ... daddy, ... the universe threading winding

cloth, the universe is always cloathed, daddy, ... daddy, ... the pool or

a mist, surely a fog, ... a fog ? ... cloathed and uncloathed, uncloathed

among us, the brittle fog, ... the mist, ... the mist ? ... universe is

always cloathed, daddy, ... daddy, ... the universe threading always

cloathed, daddy, ... daddy, ... the universe threading its way our winding

cloth, the universe is always cloathed, daddy, ... daddy, ... always

cloathed, daddy ? ... daddy, ... the universe threading its way our

winding cloth, the universe is always cloathed, daddy, ... daddy ...

touch it, and are distressed at, and ashamed of, and loathe it. but in the

universe, I am loathed, and loathe to sever ? ... never.