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“One day the Nouns were clustered in the street.
An Adjective walked by, with her dark beauty.
The Nouns were struck, moved, changed.
The next day a Verb drove up, and created the Sentence.”
—from “Permanently,” by Kenneth Koch
[Photo by Max. I saw one of these lovely cats in my ’hood yesterday—in red.]
5 comments:
Bee-yooo-tee-full
This is not a quote from a Palm Springs Koch, I hope.
I would be very surprised is it was. But, alas, he and his bro, may be among the few who could afford it.
ps: afford the car, that is
Fab l'il quotes. I still like "dogs have owners, cats have staff."
Eric (Palm Springs' "Mr. Excitement!!")
Dear Eric,
I like that quote, too. In my household, the pooch fancied herself a feline, so I was staff for the entire menagerie.
Thanks for commenting!
cj
Dear MeerKat,
The connection hadn't even occurred to me! Clearly, I prefer the poet to a Palm Springs Koch.
Thanks for commenting!
cj
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