Source:
Adults
Author:
Jan Miklaszewicz
Title:
Boustrophedon explained...
Boustrophedon: as the ox turns in ploughing. THIS IS A STYLE USED BY THE ANCIENT GREEKS AND SHOULD BE READ LEFT TO RIGHT, THEN RIGHT TO LEFT: LIKE A ZIG-ZAG I GUESS. Take the wrong bus: travel to .snake a road the, town of parts new Brake squeals appeal and go right through .shake, shimmer, rattle Windows. you Winding, lost, .winding, lost Bus like Ivy fingers growing, .ruts hidden into flowing Must be close, no way of knowing. .trust I late be to Going Winding, lost, .winding, lost Then a turn of revelation: .bend the round conurbation Send a prayer of exaltation. .friend my gone Trepidation Smiling, found, .smiling, found
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