Friday, December 7, 2012
INCOMMENSURATE
“He who would do good to another
must do it in
Minute Particulars: general Good
is the plea of
the scoundrel, hypocrite, and
flatterer, for Art
and Science cannot exist but
in minutely
organized Particulars.” (Blake)
INCOMMENSURATE
A student
in my
Transcendental & Romantic
course
accurately and effectively
used that
word in a
response to the hand
out the other day.
I’m
assuming she got it
from me.
I’m going
to assume that
regardless.
And That right there justifies the whole semester
Do I
overstate?
I am large.
I contain
pulchritude.
Let all the
children
remain behind if at least one
uses and
feels comfortable
with and understands
the
profound significance
of the word
INCOMMENSURATE.
IT keeps me
in the
game.
IT, I said. Do I always got to be
spelling
IT out for
you?
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