It doesn’t do me any good to dream of a good game Or to get depressed about it Or to say it aloud or instead be silent Or to portray it in poems laid out like a fan of Canasta cards, All alike on one side, over and over again, While we’re always freezing the pile Until one can meld and go out, then count the cost.
I might as well have drowned in drool last night As to get hung-up in this hapless countless dream where I’ve fallen down the stairs running like a dog in his sleep, And into a fan blade in the final moment of the dream That chops me up like lettuce until I wake wetly, Then I meld and ache because I find I can’t go out.
rcs.
Current draft: 2/25/2010 Created on 2/20/2010 10:51 AM |
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Abandon hope, all ye who enter here! (At least put on your socks and pants.)