"churn air, turning always on waiting for your / season. There is no lover more lover than the air."

[larryhammer]

Of note to sovay and others: In 1906, John Masefield, not long after he made his poetic name with a collection of Salt-Water Ballads, edited A Sailor's Garland, an anthology of sea poetry. Includes chanteys.

(Why don't I have a sea icon? Oh, right, because I live in a desert. Silly me.)

A periodic chart of where the elements came from.

The asymmetry between matter and antimatter that would allow the universe to exist as it does: still not found.

---L.

Subject quote from "A Windmill Makes A Statement," Cate Marvin.

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[sovay]

In 1906, John Masefield, not long after he made his poetic name with a collection of Salt-Water Ballads, edited A Sailor's Garland, an anthology of sea poetry.

I've read it! Recently, though: I discovered it in June when I was trying to pin down a line from Girl of the Port (1930).

The asymmetry between matter and antimatter that would allow the universe to exist as it does: still not found.

Hee.

[larryhammer]

Coo.