a pretty pair of gloveson the Parliament-manthat was cursing the poorhow they fight till they dropthough their eyes be unluckyas if they had no breadthe white hearse of a moonset over a sad housedown into the morning tide
in the city is a city missing breadfor the swan on the waterbut the other made of fearbegins to decay like madthe street cursing in 42 voicesthat money is not to eat
we breakfast on moneyuse all the ovens at workbread would own the mathematicianbuy the troublesome artist outno reason to say one wordagainst what they let be
in a dead hour they take abusefor their entertainmenta gentleman must liehis mouth itching to biteand the ways so full of peoplepresent a great stomach
my work is inmy mind aloneI walk a while in the gardenand take no noticeeat a bit of bread and dirtlike a country with no motherand then doubtI am called to art…
The city: a great experiment,there where I never founda clean plate against tomorrow,paying many little debtsand all things in a hurry of business.As cook, looking over my work,I ate nothing but bread and cheeseand bread and butter.
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