friend, a friend once told
me, on the eve
of the Ides of July,
don't beat a dead cocktail napkin
and don't kick me when I'm gone,
now laughing, mouth gaping,
face facing upwards
you can't push inside what
has flown out, Pandora's
deterrent, now wry like
a mother,
he whistled a most
irksome tune
a day without worship
makes workers feel
nervous, terse-faced
and wild-eyed, he sat
...........down,
of the Ides of July,
and then
knowing when to let go
is of particular importance, when
he said this he was sage-like,
knowing when to let go
is of particular importance, when
he said this he was sage-like,
particularly earnest
don't beat a dead cocktail napkin
and don't kick me when I'm gone,
now laughing, mouth gaping,
face facing upwards
you can't push inside what
has flown out, Pandora's
deterrent, now wry like
a mother,
he whistled a most
irksome tune
a day without worship
makes workers feel
nervous, terse-faced
and wild-eyed, he sat
...........down,
floored
treat disappointment
like a notch on the
bedpost, now his voice
had grown colder and
he went
treat disappointment
like a notch on the
bedpost, now his voice
had grown colder and
he went
horizontal
all of your chickens
are speaking in
Russian, is all that
all of your chickens
are speaking in
Russian, is all that
I gathered as
he puttered out,
..........drunk.
he puttered out,
..........drunk.
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