1621.

The observations
of fortune pretending that
it could know struggle.

1620.

Illusory games
dressed up for blind charades. No
players recognized.

1619.

Sideways intentions
set to crawling as if they
were meant to be straight.

1618.

A cost of balance
that divides its own lines. Each
side always tilting.

1617.

Romanticism;
the idea that bridges gaps
between weight and light.

1616.

Reality bears
little chance for such child-
like views of splendor.

1615.

Optimism the
frequent work of hope, wishful
for a miracle.