Saturday, March 25, 2017

Poem #113 certain miserable days

I once promised myself
That is not now likely to happen
I can see only the window
Capital, some people will tell you
It would be divided equally
Generation after generation
Let us take up obscure cases.
I can feel certain miserable days
Going over to sit inhabited good shots
Traditions for irregulars
Black leather walked with the old days
Entered their mess, possession of the
White heart races
Never told the burdensome of necessity
Dull his hearts passion with jealously
Clearly gallant captain hate
On the verge of wishing ways
Shocked silence –
A blackguarded to self-respect
It is the kind of screw
introduced by
turning

Into the world

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