Harry J. Couchon Jr (10 17 54 / Bronx New York)
Poems by Harry J. Couchon Jr : 17 / 123
And You Call Yourself A Poet (for two voices)
That's not poetry, those are greeting cards
And not very good ones at that
You call yourself a poet, who are you kidding
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Harry J. Couchon Jr
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In times past
A friend and I would sit in a theater
Talking about this and that
And discover that a near person
Was listening and following our conversation.
At that point
We some times would launch into a discussion
Of things most devious
Sometimes lowering our voices
So that the 'intruder' straining to hear
Would still not know what we were talking about.
Finally the game would end with the beginning
Of the program.
But we often wondered what
Thoughts remained
With the listener.
Keep talking to yourself,
Others are listening.
what a ring of truth this poem has, we all have our own style and we are all poets