Where the author pretentiously post a poem he enjoys.
AFTER THE SPRING
The first hay is in and all at once
in the silent evening summer has come
knowing the place wholly the green skin
of its hidden slopes where the shadows will
never reach so far again and a few
gray hairs motionless high in the late
sunlight tell of rain before morning
and of finding the daybreak under green
water with no shadows but all still the same
still known still the known faces of summer
faces of water turning into themselves
changing without a word into themselves
— W.S. Merwin, from Travels (Knopf, 1993),
The Spandex Kitten Telegraph 
Not pretentious. What a beautiful poem. I didn’t know it. I love summer and wish I could capture my love for the season as he did here. Also wanted to add, about your injury post, I have a friend who told me the last time he hurt himself all he was doing was sitting on his bed, and he turned his head and torso a little to the right. Bam!
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You hit a certain age and your body rebels!
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This was a great read
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He’s a brilliant poet
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