"If there is no money in poetry,neither is there poetry in money."
Golly that was good.
I found that in teeny-weeny print on the cover of Vanity Fair.
Robert Graves said it...got the issue because my very good friend,Chris Hitchens, was talking about God again.Of course, something made me want to reread Legion when I got back here......I think it was to note the Claudius book by Graves.So I went to the library and forgot the title. Asked if they had Legion (so I could spot the title again.) She said "no",but could get it for me. Told her not to bother as I had the book at home. She looked at me as though I were insane.So I left doing my best chimp run...making the correct noises as well.
Already had the VF so that night I started reading more and spotted that quote on the cover...in almost imperceptive letter size and color.....the one by Graves....the author whose book I was trying to hunt down...forgot the title again.....about Claudius......but I do have it at home...
...the title....not the book..
See what I mean?
And that's just a snippet in this puzzle. The clues are too obvious. Somehow they all fit...there is order in the mess, I just don't see it .......so far.
The guy in charge at the hospital for that construction company...got along so well with him....he reminded me....of me. Had been married one year as of 4-4.....4 is my favorite number, as you all know.There's more there.That's just an example.His first name was Kent. I lived in Kent,Ohio..and when I didn't, I still did.
I'll add more later...maybe some of you can see something I can't.
What am I saying?
Most of you are blind.
That's why they call this Burbly Braile.
By the way ,Stevie...I think I know who got me back here. It wasn't an NT staff member either.This part is coming into clarity now. I think it is part of the puzzle, but I am almost sure I know who.
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