by Gerry Loose
in your house there should be nothing your house should be nothing but a hut, a shelter in your hut there should be three shelves, which is all you need the first is for books you cannot remember the second is for herbs and pulses the third is pots, pans and knives the second shelf is highest since though you are happy to share with mice rice and your sheltering books are forbidden there will also be a fire or these days an iron stove, surrounded by logs nothing but logs and kindling you have gathered, felled and split with your own axe and nothing hands maybe your nothing also contains a bucket and cup for nebulous water you understand you have something of nothing which is everything Comments are closed.
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