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	<title>Comments on: Summer</title>
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		<title>By: Peter</title>
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		<dc:creator>Peter</dc:creator>
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		<description>Happy Adirondacks, jd...

TIMEâ€™S VALENTINE

How and why time finally frees us
isnâ€™t at first from itself of course
in its secret room at the heart of a flower
where beauty tortures and infects us

with its false theories of perfection
as if ideas were subject to gravity
or ugliness were a superfluous thing
when in spring or autumn sorrow

takes off or resumes its bird-like edges
trickling down or forced back up again
into odd bits and pieces of flown pleasure

into what seems terrifying weâ€™re still trying 
to conceal still uncertain how to penetrate
with open eyes the actual world.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Happy Adirondacks, jd&#8230;</p>
<p>TIMEâ€™S VALENTINE</p>
<p>How and why time finally frees us<br />
isnâ€™t at first from itself of course<br />
in its secret room at the heart of a flower<br />
where beauty tortures and infects us</p>
<p>with its false theories of perfection<br />
as if ideas were subject to gravity<br />
or ugliness were a superfluous thing<br />
when in spring or autumn sorrow</p>
<p>takes off or resumes its bird-like edges<br />
trickling down or forced back up again<br />
into odd bits and pieces of flown pleasure</p>
<p>into what seems terrifying weâ€™re still trying<br />
to conceal still uncertain how to penetrate<br />
with open eyes the actual world.</p>
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