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| How to Spot a Poet | |
| By gutterkitty | ||||||||||||
| 17 January 2007 | ||||||||||||
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I'm not sure this makes sense without the quote from Genevieve Antoine Dariaux which inspired it: "Being a poet is living twice as intensely as an ordinary man; it's like having four eyes, four ears, and four hands..." Not suggesting that poets are superior to non-poets (or that I have the foggiest who Genevieve is), just having a bit of fun :) Poets are a rare breed, although easily identified. Just look for the people with three ears, two noses, and seven eyes.
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