Marjorie Robertson
The White Fire of Time
Updated: Jan 12

IV.
The cell's honeycomb fragile as that of wasps,
Which hangs down midday under a branch of
Fresh laurel; Yes, only at home on this earth--
And as such makes as best it can its place in it;
And love, as it does, the things of the flesh.
From: The White Fire of Time by Ellen Hinsey
Chapter XVII.