Distance RunnerA Poem by ThurstonSuch care with your body.Contained in your lust for distances there is something impersonal. Like Eichmann -- impassive logistician finding a technician’s glory in whole trainloads of man-miles
then riding home on a bike to Mrs Eichmann and dinner of steak & vegetable extract.
-- Such care with your body! Coming back from the shops I decide you examine your faeces for flaws. © 2010 Thurston |
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Added on September 9, 2010 Last Updated on September 10, 2010 AuthorThurstonHuntly, North Waikato, New ZealandAboutI enjoy James K. Baxter, Jon Silkin, Sylvia Plath, to begin with. Want to live forever. Yet to write my best poem, but have been equal runner-up in Commonwealth Poetry Award 1976 for my book Believed .. more..Writing
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