Curriculum by Merkin

[Merkin]

In keeping with the scholastic theme established by Camy:

Curriculum

Love has its own arithmetic

where one plus one is always greater,

though sometimes, sadly, we shape

its geometry from triangles.

Love also has a grammar, with

the second person favored first,

and 'thou' replaces 'I' and 'me'

in thoughts and declarations.

Love's language is often learned unspoken:

meanings transmitted by tilt of head

or accomplished through the eyes,

whose glance can fill a dictionary.

Love's history lectures may be unique

and its future lesson plan a mystery,

but both yield to the present moment,

where Love's study is our social science.

Love's geography is our favorite subject,

even though that homework is never finished.

-Merkin

[Cole Parker]

Wonderful, James!

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[Camy]

'...whose glance can fill a dictionary.' So, so true.

Super, James. Super.

[Paul_and_Paco]

Wow! "...homework is never finished." Never, never, never!!!

Thanks, James. That one made my day!

[bi_janus]

Thanks, James. Triangles, yes, indeed.

[DesDownunder]

Oh goody, biology homework.

Perhaps I should leave a specimen on the title page. No?

Thanks James that was terrific.

[Merkin]

Thank you, fellow scholars.