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Stein, Gertrude, 1874-1946

"Matisse Picasso and Gertrude Stein With Two Shorter Stories"


A weight, what is a weight a weight is a lifting of cows and horses and
bridges and everything.
Pavement which is clean, a disaster a single disaster is not in shooting
but in being a reasoner. There was a pause.
Careless of lingering, careless of betrothal, careless of a caravan,
careless and unusual, not so careless at a picnic, not so careless in
perusal, not so careless in a moustache, not so careless and usual, not
so careless.
A quantity counted, does that mean a b c d or does it mean w and x y z
further, does it or does it mean more.
A center to a prepared and biangular pedestal is so special that there
is no care and no spectacle further than just enough to show the reason
of the respect and the careful surmounted dangling.
A season to oppose is that June day and that appetite that being
particular is so festooned is so evenly arranged and so darkened that
despair all the occasion for more and most and mighty is in the denied
robbery. Is there robbery, why is there no claret and fish, why is there
none so handsome and love all love and giving voice, does giving voice
mean rejection and argument and even attribution.
The sand paper is not hazardous and fathers are dead. What are fathers,
they are different. The casual silence and the joke, the sad supper and
the boiling tree, why are bells mightily and stopped because food is not
refused because not any food is refused, because when the moment and the
rejoicing and the elevation and the relief do not make a surface sober,
when all that is exchanged and any intermediary is a sacrificed surfeit,
when elaboration has no towel and the season to sow consists in the dark
and no titular remembrance, does being weather beaten mean more weather
and does it not show a sudden result of not enduring, does it not bestow
a resolution to abstain in silence and move South and almost certainly
have a ticket.


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