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A question with a degree of difficulty; this question quotes part of poem by an American author from New England. It is formated diifferently from the original. "Indebtedness to oxygen/ the chemist may repay,/But not the obligation to electricity./It founds the homes and decks the days/and every clamor bright/is but the gleam concomitant/of that waylaying light." Who is the poet? quasimodo1
That sounds like Emily Dickinson's staccato compressions.
Am I right? Don't know the poem though.
Emily it is, staccato compressions from what poem or should I just give it up?
the farthest thunder that i heard Emily D. well how about another. The author should be easy, but what work did this come from..."Once more unto the breach, dear friends, once more,/Or close the wall up with our English Dead".
Dear Pen: Hiding in plain sight, yes? quasi
To hockeychick8792: Eventually context will reveal all. quasimodo1
Best way to hide, no. Quasi? http://i94.photobucket.com/albums/l1.../PuppyLove.gif
Dear Pen: i stand corrected. Got the idea from your posting. quasi
what im confused?
the question is three posts up; sorry about the confusing entries. quasimodo1
Why are they not asking questions?
You mean I'm not the only one who started wondering that?
We got sidetracked by a Special, gotta clear the tracks for them, ya know? http://i94.photobucket.com/albums/l1...lies/Cop-1.gif
You know what?
chicken butt? Perhaps?