Douglas Scotney Poems

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401.
Heinrich Heine

I hadn't the time
To be able to rest
As I sought both real and illusion.
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402.
On Pointlessness

We can say our souls merge
After separate existences,
Existences
Which may or may not
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403.
B: Xxxxvi

In the heavy,
Comical way
You rock and roll,
I see where you come from,
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404.
B: Xxxxviiii: To Restore Contempt

However justified my contempt might be,
The critics were contemptuous of me.

With honorable intent,
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405.
A Limerick, 'Torpor Comatose'

Obese, to whom Languor was Lore,
saw Torpor in wait at The Door.

Before he had lost all rigour,
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406.
B: Xxxxxvii: North By Northwest

Daily chores,
shot with resignation more than mirth,
for health,
sought mirth for their amusement.
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407.
The Beggar At The Door

I may have to make a choice
between humanity, mystery and art.

If I ignore the existence of the giant
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408.
To Open To Bid Or To Give

'He wanted to live, so he killed himself.'

I'm not a novel writer
nor want to be one,
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409.
Age And Youth

In a prime time meeting
of age and youth,
youth's mentor,
which had lavished powers for show,
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410.
Comfort Level

In taking on his specialty
he was taking comfort
in responsibility and accountability,
in both of which
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