Today,
two words come to mind,
two
words in the vast universe of
vocabulary,
I find. In my lifetime
I
have heard these used now and
again.
But as recollection has it,
I
have neither written nor spoken
them
myself. So, as my father used
to
say—there is always first time for
everything.
In my graying days, I
would
add an addendum to that
which
dear old dad (now deceased)
frequently
professed to me. Birth
and
death, the acts, mind you, not
the
words—a first and a last—come
only
once in a lifetime. And were
he
alive today, he surely must agree.
I
have used the words birth and death
often
in my time. And I must say,
those
are not the words which come
to
mind this day, not the two of which
I
shall now speak. Machination and
ostensibly
are the culprits which have
infiltrated
my thinking today. So it is
herein
I have decided to reveal to you
this
sublime machination of mine. The
question
may then arise, should I proceed
with
a recitation such as this in the future?
Ostensibly
it makes sense, perhaps. But
then
again, probably not.
Chris
Hanch 5-12-18
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