intangible, is a matter
of fact.
It may be less material
than, say, an egg
made of Fabergé,
but still, there it
sits, every bit
as intact
and impeccably
jeweled with the pearls
and enamel
which you forged
with great care and
fastidiousness
in the just-as-
immaterial furnace
of your stress—
and yes, just as
lavish and loving-
ly constructed—
perhaps not quite
as elegant, but
every bit as frangible.
