My house is out of square,
The ground-plan laughable,
Walls leaning, ceilings drooping.
Tradesmen swear at not finding
Right angles-but it's easy
To make repairs, a touch of paint
(Of a different colour) covers up
New work, making everything
As good as old.
I'm glad to look up
And not see straight lines,
Nothing made truer than true.
It helps thought not to have
A four-square plan, so nothing,
However awkward, stands out.
27: EXPERIENCE
Poetry Editor Terry JaenschReleased February - March 2008
Index of Poems
Contributor Notes
Cover Image: Emilie Zoey Baker
We ended the 2008 summer with EXPERIENCE, the second of our William Blake-inspired issues and the perfect riposte to INNOCENCE. Join Terry Jaensch in another bumper issue's worth of poems! R U Experienced? Kfxbai.





