September 30, 2013

“We know perfectly well from the moment that we know anything about mortal existence, that it is mortal, in the sense that there’s no hope—you’re going to die. And yet, we go on, our hope is involved in what happens every day as we wake up and go through it and meet friends and talk and read poems and see the light come and go. Our hope is not a thing in the future; it’s a way of seeing the present.”

W. S. Merwin, Poet

ᔥ “W. S. Merwin, The Art of Poetry No. 38” by Paris Review

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