— Photo by Alice Abbott Kimball
To make do, making a living:
to throw away nothing,
practically nothing, nothing that may
come in handy:
within an inertia of caked paintcans,
frozen C-clamps, blown strips of tarp, and
pulling-boat molds,
to be able to find,
for whatever it's worth,
what has to be there:
From “Eaton’s Boatyard’’ (in Castine, Maine), by the late Philip Booth
