Diarial

Diarial

A Poem by Daniel Sutheran
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Quite an odd one with a lot of obscure references.

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As a stroll strolls along in a less-than-quick pace,
with the tide of concrete blurred in one,
an ear up-pricks like a dog out hunting
and is drawn, reluctant and sneering, to its cause.

Not in any way being triumphant, nor having won,
the ear's owner arrives at the Sound's scene
to receive a loud half-pantoum without a pause,
not even for the Sound to collect breath - as if completely sure.

Now, this may be the mere passions the eldest pre-teen,
but the ear's owner is startled at sight of the Sound
standing obnoxiously, shouting "Culture!",
the Sound being the kind that praises a three-two.

No longer could the ear's owner stand and listen around,
seeing other ears being happily drawn in and wanting
greatly to absorb any firm sunken thoughts - the ear's owner
strolls back along in a more-than-quick pace.

© 2015 Daniel Sutheran


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Added on May 8, 2015
Last Updated on May 18, 2015
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Daniel Sutheran
Daniel Sutheran

Birmingham, West Midlands, United Kingdom



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