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hello Digby please mr. Blake thank you
hello diggers yes I just got it well I
don't know well you know you really
ought to be able to handle this on your
own
don't you think diggers look Oh buddy
I'm having a nice time yeah for a little
poetry a little plumbing you know the
good things in life what what diggers
I'm not coming to the meeting that would
tell him what you like tell him I fell
off a ferry a ferryboat and look stop
trying to box me maybe a week ten days I
don't know yeah and Digby please don't
call me here again
after the phone call Charlie bought a $4
airplane and dedicated himself to its
freedom the policeman was of course
quite correct flying an aeroplane off
the Brooklyn Bridge is very much against
the law
I think I will do my first poem about
the airplane and not the ferry
a poem by Charles Blake
I shot a plane into the air it struck
Manhattan over there I got a ticket but
I don't care I'd do it again is that
wrong
yes oh it's lovely charlie it's really
very very nice and it rhymes almost all
the way through you done like no yes I
just I had up with something a little
more dramatic okay I'll put it with the
others I have thought by now you would
be finished with the wisenheimer poems
and be really involved in the lovely
sweet romantic poems otherwise you see
Alonzo will never be able to get them
published I understand you are a good
sport though Charlie you are you take
criticism so well do much better than I
ever expected you can tell a person by
the way he takes criticism more blue sir
more blue now Sarah the sky is blue
right it's very good Charlie that's very
fine but a brick wall is red oh that's a
brick wall no one writes no ham while
playing in the sky Charlie oh I guess
not no hmm brick wall a real brick wall
mm-hmm well it's a very effective sign
darling I mean you don't see anybody
playing handball up there do you hmm
well you've got plenty of red paint
now where's that bicycle tape I gotta
make a call
where the West 54th Street apartment the
TV picture is rolling can you handle
that by yourself huh can you handle that
by yourself I handled the last Express
no jobs free night well you better take
a TV tube tester but you say the West
54th Street apartment that's Henry
Jensen that's right now what do I charge
it oh no there is no charge there here's
a year's guarantee an 85 year old TV set
and you gave him a guarantee as he got a
contract
my word is my bond Charlie I run a
legitimate repair service where is the
bicycle tape you'll have it charlie you
have it you have it's there it's okay
that's extra you charge extra for that
$1 a foot
I promise I'll use as much as I can
oh that's good hello but that's Alonzo
it's going to bring me some new cameras
no it's no excuse what you gain weight
you know a couple of this is so much I
would ask you you're kind of jumping
you're month aren't you fella oh sorry
this is Clem I told you about Clem tell
me what have you been doing with
yourself well it's a very long story
Oh we'd love to hear it Oh Charlie I'm
sorry Charles Blake planned batchman
Charlie pleased to meet you is that a
fact oh sure you are so rude
what am I supposed to do I don't know
this guy listen this guy used hey I
still have all of your paintings they're
all framed did you ever have that
exhibition of my works yeah well no but
we came close very close
pardon me you painted when you were here
mm-hmm
what's your therapy me Oh
I write poetry oh very nice you maybe
you can get published yes we seem to
share the same agent mr. Alonzo here he
represents me - oh well you're in good
hands we could possibly have a joint
exhibition your paintings my poetry bill
Shakespeare's plays Pete Tchaikovsky's
music then where are you staying the
hotel Oh Chuck I'm you
yeah you can try well I'm only here for
a few days
yeah maybe a week I've got a surprise
for you oh you shouldn't pay well you
can't stay at a hotel that's all over so
that will certainly have to make some
sort of arrangement some women hold it
hold it I feel I must point out that
November happens to be my month now
where I do not wish to appear
unreasonable or inhospitable Clem knows
the rules joy yes but when Richard
wanted to return you disallowed him how
come them when we are all familiar with
the established precedence how come
Captain America here is allowed visiting
privileges you must trust me to make the
correct decisions charlie
in the meantime since you are in such an
ungentlemanly snit I suggest that you
run along and make your service call
well maybe I'd better go the guy's got a
point Sarah and it is his month no I'll
make the call the man has a contract
he's entitled to service as for my
poetry it is not for publication no
Charlie I'm ugly your insidious little
game trying to convert people to
vegetarian charlie listen Sarah people
are not born to vegetarianism you know
it takes missionaries like him to
convert them and as for you sir be
advised that I'm a first-class judo
expert and if you are still here on my
return I will probably strangle you with
my black belt use espresso grounds it's
a TV service call well then take the
bicycle tape it's $1 a foot
as Charlie later found out purpose of
Graham's visit was to tell me that he
finally quit hiding in college and to
introduce his fiancee Carol a very
lovely girl
Charlie is really very warm and clever
and dear he apologized to everyone for
his immature outburst and must surely
realize that if he keeps up that kind of
behavior he will always be Pinocchio and
never a real boy
hey what when am I gonna hear it here
what your new poem you can't still be
working on it
I finished it three days ago oh joy I've
been carrying it around in my pocket
hoping it would fall out were you so
afraid to read it to me
uh-huh Charlie you'll just have to face
up to it sooner or later
I know I know all right all right all
right now look empty your pockets right
be home
yeah here we are I call it enigma okay
that's something that's difficult to
figure out okay good now go on enigma by
Charles Blake a girl I know she is
partly math yet beyond that smile she is
partly sad she is badly calm she is
partly wild but she is mostly woman no
she is mostly child
I thank you Charlie Oh Charlie you like
it I like it I like it I like it and it
rhymes Charlie you're broken through and
it rhymes it's a love poem Sarah love
poems don't have to rhyme you want
rhymes Jack be nimble rhymes ah but it's
not about me I know how hard it's been
for you Charlie all these years hiding
behind blank verse I know
well it's nice to achieve recognition in
one's own lifetime
Charlie I will I will keep it always and
you wanted it to fall out of your
pockets you should be ashamed of
yourself shame I must have been mad
dearest Sarah my every thought is of you
you're looking tired
if I hope to fret about you please let
me know I think I might very much like
the worry
perhaps instead of all those pills
perhaps some vitamins with liver extract
surely Alonso can't objected that I
cannot face the fact that I must some
day give you up I should never have
agreed to a 30-day month what are you
doing I'm being blinded what are you
doing down there
I was just checking Sara I I thought I
heard somebody creeping about it was me
what are you doing with my calendar
calendar what calendar you would just
like a little boy caught with his hand
in the cookie jar
honestly Sara with three extra days hurt
you I mean they're right in the middle
of the month and even fifth 15 16 and 17
I mean they're hardly noticeable a
little bit of tape look finger that back
three days Sara that's all that tape is
a dollar of what money is no object Sara
bill me I love those days then you may
keep them but you may not put them back
I don't
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