Will you stop for a while, stop trying to pull yourself together for some clear “meaning”—some momentary summary? no one can have poetry or dances, prayers or climaxes all day, the ordinary blankness of little dramatic consciousness is good for the health sometimes, only Dostoevsky can be Dostoevskian at such long long tumultuous stretches; look what that intensity did to poor great Van Gogh!; linger, lunge, scrounge and be stupid, that doesn’t take much centering of one’s forces; as wise Whitman said “lounge and invite the soul.” Get enough sleep; and not only because (as Cocteau said) “poetry is the literature of sleep”; be a dumb bell for a few minutes at least; we don’t want Sunday church bells ringing constantly.