Friday Poem
© 6 Jan 2012 Luther Tychonievich
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Friday Poem

Nonsense about scarecrows and air flows.

 

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A darker wind has fallen through the flue that guards the air
  It shutters, it stumbles, it sighs,
As the pale breeze is calling for a jacket and two pair
  (“‍One straight-hemmed, one roll-cuffed, this size‍”).

In the valley of the living stands a scarecrow, freshly dead.
  Its tailor is serving the breeze.
To the darker wind it’s giving a clean place to rest its head
  And blankets to cover its knees.

Dead scarecrows all are racists, fooling breezes, aiding winds;
  The breezes are wealthy, you see?
And they’re also “‍moral Marxists‍”, robbing if it meets their ends,
  I hope that they never cross me.




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