InjuryA Poem by Robert RonnowMy face tells me nothing. Not nothing but nothing useful, the Permanent injury is a now popular cliché. At this age any injury What a headache I have! And never forget injury provokes They forget your name and so should you, who are you? Even you Still, man's mercy, economy's ecology, there's some joy in being small, Unsafe to run the wind. A big stick might hit your head. Then I like a strong wind. Dangerous to go out in. As a fire or flood. Pay money, take chances. Yo's an elegant contraction of you. Scared to die? Why? Take appropriate measures, descend through Tired of death. It's what it is. Let's play sports, have sex, kayak Done blowing, O wild wind? Not yet? So be it. I lay my head That's all folks, 7:30. The sky is clear, the crows are out. The clouds © 2015 Robert Ronnow |
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