I am formed of loose Twos which wait for God to make them Fours.

I can not do it myself. When I’ve tried the added Twos come out

threes, seventies, nines, twelves--all the mysterious numbers. Never

Fours.

Long ago I decided not to try but to wait for God.

I juggle with temperamental and psychic Twos and experiment in

hysteric additions.

But it’s no good my trying to make Fours.

If God does not take it up I shall be eternal Twos.

And I seem not greatly to care: whenever that comes home to me I

merely light a carefree cigarette.

_Knitting or plaiting straw_

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