You, Chris, contrite I never thought to see, Whom nothing fazes, no crise can disconcert, Who calm cross crises all year, flouting, alert, A reckless lady, in whom alone agree Of bristling states your war and peace; only Your knuckle broke with smashing objects, curt Classic dislike, your flowing love, expert Flat stillness on hot sand, display you wholly. ...And can you do what you are sorry for?... 'I'll pin you down and put a biscuit on you' Your childhood hissed: you didn't: just this side Idolatry, I cannot see you sor- ry, darling, no! what other women do And lie or weep for, flash in your white stride. Submitted by Holt
Added: 1 Mar 2004 | Last Read: 30 Aug 2008 4:32 PM | Viewed: 1681 times
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