c u p p e n r o o d

1123. Music remains

his children grown, (grand-
children, too), by birth and marriage,

rebirth His ways
of living tall, he could
himself; with giving who, he grew Whose,
Who Was and Is—That Whose grew
his music hear—while there.
Born here to be

there, all complete is
sown.

1122.

what a day.

at a da

ta-daa

why.

1121. I do not have permission to excerpt any part of DAY 9, "Charity", from John Baillie's collection of published readings.

DAY 9: Charity is written by R. H. J. STEUART.

Please, I commend you to find this book and to read DAY 9 for yourself.

Here is the information for the volume:
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS CATALOGUE NO. 55-7196.

The book for your finding is Baillie, John. A DIARY OF READINGS: A Compantion Volume to A DIARY OF PRIVATE PRAYER; Charles Scribner's Sons: NY, 1955.

God bless us, each one.
And, again, God bless us
to love one another, to the fullest of
His Commanded
charity.

1120.

ink

1119.

chisel

1118.

outer well

1117.

woven

1116.

tapestry

1115.

wallpaper

1114.

chamber

1113. Appropriate Bones

(work in progress; hoping to make a piece here. nlb)

A nose {rebuilt} by choice from
a {broken} / healed {crooked} friends {facing}
{Bonsai} sight reduction / lines in
bark limbs grown small / leaves {leaven}
Call {Fredric} more: / {cultured}
{canines} numbering {dentists} {charting} / life spans
Delivered up through {women} {willing} / {waking}
devotion to skeletons {growing} / {earthy}
[Excruciating] news {baring} / peace
elusive elegant {eager} {end-stop}— / {em-dash}—
Following bones born grown / {growing}
fast or slow as [metabolisms] go /
{Geldings} shaped in {meadows} {brushes} {halters} /
glistening coats combed {along} {withers} /
Haste and lose bones {rhythm} connecting ligaments /
held in place their {systems} blood {honor} /
{Influx} of grace time ticked /
in {seconds} spent however one will spend /
{Judgment} of tasks to do or want supplying

just as much as world could hall: a way
Kites fly, and just in time the year, their climb
kiss atmosphere when {only} breeze will say

Long live your bones, crossed wing thing, fly your

lines in sand while salt is most used

for {keeping} pure the crabs, their {season} {milling}

'round the moon {bunking} with stars {Nodding}
{heirless} {above} and, {airless}, {below} {nighttime}
{holding} five points, times however {Open}

their palms {resting} face down snug
{ocean} / bed for more than they will grow
{Patient} / primitive {pesky} punctual or {punctured}
{people} / {primates} {upright} {walking}
{Quiet} / quick {stumbling} {maybe}, {walking}
{questions} through / {out-feet} {tasting} brands
Relentles {wrapper} / {fastened} {secure} as {needed}
root to grow / Bones each foot
<Solitary> {placement} / side by side {racing}
sight lines salt mines {moonshines} / disruptive star
Tracks in pottery / primitive jugs
{telling} {deeper} {forests} to / shush shush
{Unless} it wants {many} / boots through {makers} {passing}
{unused} {conscience} / {being} bright as light
Varying not one / shade woods {storming} still
[variegated] / leaves plants abandoned stare
Will / What gross through bones
whisked / {away} at {runner's} pace to fields vaults