strange shelfmates
My poetry books used to be very well organized, now they are just haphazardly shelved. It seemed interesting to me the other day to contemplate the juxtapositions of poets on my shelves...
Allen Ginsberg stands next to Homer




and Sappho cosies up with e.e. cummings (next door to Paris and an old house covered in vines...)

1 Comments:
i'm hoping it was an accident that your captions came out as a poem
in any case, i love this entry
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