Like A False Child
as Lovely as a Golf club is his
neck: and as Strong, Yet won't Return Calls and can't Admit to anything that's Natural in One like him who Has no Bond that Looks like no one and Isn't afraid of a Creature that's Smaller than Himself now he's Humming an Obscure new Zealand folk song at Your Intercom you'd been Told only three People know. He was brought Up there in a Small holding Pen: or in arms that Held him Closer Than he has become Used to. Nothing and no one Has a Claim unless he Assents yet he Rides around Town as if He is a leopard tamer on Stilts with Bloodhounds at his Heels i have to laugh and Lend him a Tissue and Massage His elbows a Clock ticks under a Divan or In a Wardrobe: then a Pillow loses a Feather the Hounds their man By Michael Farrell QLRS Vol. 15 No. 1 Jan 2016_____
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