Laconics
Laconics
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120 LACONICS Nothing nothingness. Out of nothing, nothing.
Beyond.
Where nothing is lost something is gained. Nothing is good for nothing. Life gives us an insight into nothingness. Nothing for nothing.
Novelty. Novelty sets the gabbling geese agape, And fickle fashion follows like an ape.
Poetry. Novelties cost more than bread.
Now. All the time you are sure of is now.
Now is all the time you can bet on, do it now.
Nut. Don't eat your nut before you crack it.
Every man can find plenty of nuts ...to crack with- out cracking his own "cocoanut. " o Oak. Hearts of oak and arms of steel.
Up grew in silence through a thousand years The Titian-armed, gnarl- jointed, rugged oak, Rock-rooted. An Old English Oak.
For only stalwart ships of oak or steel May dare the deep and breast the billowy sea, When sweeps the thunder-voiced, dark hurricane, And the mad ocean shakes his shaggy mane, And roars through all his grim and vast immensity.
Poetry.
Oar. The lazy lubber lays on his oars and waits for the wind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
120 LACONICS Nothing nothingness. Out of nothing, nothing.
Beyond.
Where nothing is lost something is gained. Nothing is good for nothing. Life gives us an insight into nothingness. Nothing for nothing.
Novelty. Novelty sets the gabbling geese agape, And fickle fashion follows like an ape.
Poetry. Novelties cost more than bread.
Now. All the time you are sure of is now.
Now is all the time you can bet on, do it now.
Nut. Don't eat your nut before you crack it.
Every man can find plenty of nuts ...to crack with- out cracking his own "cocoanut. " o Oak. Hearts of oak and arms of steel.
Up grew in silence through a thousand years The Titian-armed, gnarl- jointed, rugged oak, Rock-rooted. An Old English Oak.
For only stalwart ships of oak or steel May dare the deep and breast the billowy sea, When sweeps the thunder-voiced, dark hurricane, And the mad ocean shakes his shaggy mane, And roars through all his grim and vast immensity.
Poetry.
Oar. The lazy lubber lays on his oars and waits for the wind.
What to read after Laconics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H L Gordon to read onlineMoreLess
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