TWINS AND TRIPLETS 1: HALL AND BREWER TWINS.

HALL TWINS


From Ovid's 'THE METAMORPHOSES'
To quench his thirst, inside him, deep within him
Another thirst was growing, for he saw
An image in the pool, and fell in love
With that unbodied hope, and found a substance
In what was only shadow.
He looks in wonder,
Charmed by himself, spell-bound...
Foolish boy,
He wants himself; the loved becomes the lover,
The seeker sought, the kindler burns.

BREWER TWINS