Life = a Restitution for Wasted Time
Catherine Eisner
or. . .
Reality is that which everything is an instance of.
Eli Siegel
One cannot emulate, of course, the sheer undeniability of this Aesthetic Realist poet’s elegant relativist axiom,
but one can die trying.
For example . . .
Lifelike is an impossible state;
a wholly inadequate descriptor.
Catherine Eisner
Afterthought: The mood of these thoughts is also echoed in poet Vernon Scannell’s resonant phrase ‘The wounded music of what might have been.’ (See page 2, Too Late Again from Ambit 184, Spring 2006.)