Dissimilar Stranger Poem by Robert Rorabeck

Dissimilar Stranger



Omnivores in nylon
Strutting at the fair,
Damsels in leaky blouses
Floating through the air

I have seen her over the Castile De San Marcos
Waving like a flag,
And in the Sangre De Cristos,
Amber light sleeping in a crag,

But as I inevitably disintegrate
Into the hollow east,
Is best to forget the dissimilar stranger,
Neither man nor beast.

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Robert Rorabeck

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