If on isle of the sea I have to tarry, With one book, let it be A Dictionary. For though I love life`s scene, It seems absurd, My greatest joy has been The printed word. Though painter with delight May colours blend, They are but in his sight Means to an end. Yet while I harmonise Or pattern them, A precious word I prize Like to a gem. A fiddler lures fine tone From gut and wood; A sculptor from stark stone Shapes godlihood. But let me just caress, Like silver birds, For their own loveliness— Bewitching words.SourceThe script ran 0 seconds.
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