All I H-a-v-e

What do I not have
That you think you do,
When I know that I have all
That can possibly be had,
Before heaven?

Necessity's Baby

It was dere in dat place
Where it all happen --
All, all --
All of a sudden.

I can take you dare.

She was dere, inside her den,
Which was her moder --
And whose Time was come.

And den Invention begat
Her own moder, as I saw,
Who was in her likeness.
Sure as you will see dem.

Let me tell you, a-a!

And who was already dare,
Cuddlin 'er very own --
And who saw dat it was good,
For all Time.

I can take you dare.

eStranger

All these people,
Milling and mixing and matching,
And of another mind!

They all see you, and that you see them.

Yet nobody knows who you are. And
You know you cannot know them, this way.

And no one understands you are here, or why,
And right now -- or not a story.
And will not ask.

Because you can only ask who is that when you see him,
Truly.

And nobody knows,
How it feels to ask what has never been asked,
Till Time amply passeth;
How it feels to know
What should never have been unknown,
Till now.

In that Place, which is all places!

And tho one or two point
In the vague direction,
Nobody knows, again.

They see you in passing,
And you pass, seeing them, without a word
They are looking for, who knows?

Gait rings a disconnected oneness.

You are a lone stranger.
You are among your own kind brother!