Wikipedia Poem, No. 523

“when a self can (through language, memory, research and invention) project itself everywhere, and can empathize with anyone or anything, what exactly is a self?” David Shields

served as a keeper   object acting or 
coil archaic   plant from ärmə cho͝or 
noun then: armor or   armatura or 
 
armor origin   original sense   
sense was armored   especially of 
a literary   work in which a volt
 
age is introduced   voltage is intro
duced by a liter   literary work   
through which a voltage   is molded with scent
 
century late mid   middle english from 
french from french from arm   mature plural noun 
noun armature is   induced by a 
 
magnet source of i   iron or coil   or plant archaic 
armature is mold   ed molded with scent   century late mid   
middle english from   from french from armed with   from arms armature