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Free verse № 1087

How Strange (version two)

Member since 2002 · Posted 23 Apr 2002 · 1 comment

I met a man once He wanted my words But didn't say it; He yearned for them Without knowing. He made a noise, Perhaps it was a cry, Perhaps his Typical emotional waterfall Had made him The messenger of Humanity. So I wrote my words On a piece of paper, Folded it, And began to hand it to him, But his arm Had already Been wrenched From his body.

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[10] anonymous 26-Apr-02/10:14 AM Reply
Say what? Why did you give him your words if you disdained him so? And what does his arm being wrenched from his body have to do with anything?