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At 06:28 PM 1/18/98 -0500, Camilla H.Flintermann wrote: >Marvin-- as usual, you strike just the right note--thank you for sharing >both the poem and a glimpse into a lovely relationship! > > > > >>Who Am I, Who Are We >> >>I cannot walk, she can. >>She forgets the bills, I don't. >>She is strong, I am physically weak. >>I prefer things orderly, she prefers chaos. >>When I panic, she is calm. >>When she cries, I can comfort. >>When I cry, she does not look away. >>When I wake up afraid, she offers a calming touch. >>I can let her sleep. I can let her make pots, bowls, and whistles. >>I can let her teach others and so pass on to others what I do not know. >>She needs me. I need her. >>Together we are more than two people. >>We are husband and wife, best friends, beauty and beast, a team, >>unconquerable. >> >>Marvin Giles >> >>I am a pessimist. Kristen says they will find a cure. >>I guess I'll have to hang around and find out. *Grin* > > > Camilla [log in to unmask] > > Oxford,Ohio > > *--*--*--*--*--*--*--*--*--*--*--*--*--*--* > *"In all beginnings, endings lie enfolded,* > * implicit and invisible as roots."...CHF * > *--*--*--*--*--*--*--*--*--*--*--*--*--*--* > CAMMILLA IF ANY WILL BE AROUND WHEN THEY FIND CURE IT WILL BE THIS DIRTY OLD MAN. I ALL SO BELIEVE SOME SOME DAAY IT WILL HAPPEN YOU KNOW HOW BULLHEAD I AM. SAY HELLO PETER OH HE IS NOT INVISABLE HELLO PETER SEE FOR BREAKFAST SOME DAY. DON MCKINLEY