Being in time, I cannot watch time passing – I see around me the revolving seasons in their Coming and departure – fruit and flowerhead, Foliage on the trees – see these but not as I do Myself, aging and un-aging, mornings in a mirror, Or the woman over there in the café, whom, Half…
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