Thursday, July 27, 2017
Rob Schackne #409 - A Faint Dictionary Of Scars (6) "If you're very lucky"
If you're very lucky
It'll take place outdoors
There's an early chance to run
The drill happens somewhere
In classrooms of the demented
The feeble-minded and insane
If my body is ruined
And my mind is poisoned
Why then is this citizen
So intent in a bar on a poem
Eight miles of wishes high
While lawyers wash their hands
In the mirror behind bottles
Look at the people behind
Our case drifting in dreams
Education always elsewhere
I study the cliché with hope
A woman does the crossword
If my brain is scarred
And my estimate correct
The missing word was grace
You learned it in your room
Or one morning by the creek
Forgotten you thought
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clouds gather till the creek remembers
ReplyDeletethen the creek's absconding
Deletethe trees are
without a wind
to wave bye-bye