In Memoriam Poem by Douglas Scotney
In Memoriam
Feared by friendly women and men
were the supersaturated stony silences of Ken.
I got a taste
on a drive in the Highlands
in the summer of twenty ten.
Parched me
bought water in hated plastic.
But I bought 2 for the price of 1.
Ken, of course,
wouldn't put his mouth to a bottle,
but a certain fiscal admiration
kept him
from adding super to saturation.
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