Today’s Totally Random
Lines
Property
was thus appalled,
That
the self was not the same;
Single
natures double name,
Neither
two nor one was called.
Narrator
The Phoenix and the
Turtle Lines
37 - 40
Well, let’s see. I
believe this is the last time we’re going to visit this poem. It’s my fourth
visit, and the poem is only sixty-seven lines long, and it’s not just that.
This poem is confusing and convoluted, and nobody knows what Will's talking about. Even G.B. Harrison thinks so. In
reference to this poem he says it is difficult
and enigmatical, and no one has yet offered any satisfactory interpretation of
its inner meaning.
So there!
Why are we messing with it? Not sure, but we won’t be in the future.
Finito.
You heard him: Finito!
2 comments:
So if you roll into a line you've already done, you just re-roll?
Yes.
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