at the edge of the cliff, there are
six great problems that plague man
the second and most biting of which
is the exposure that forced him from
his third problem, hunger, that in this set
the fourth fifth and sixth are trite in comparison.
collapsing this, of course,Â
the first and only problem is loneliness.
all else is corollary.Â
extrapolated, he is falling;
concluded, obituary.
