Should Poem by Nathaniel Graves
Should
The cunning man's words only
Fool those who believe The cunning
Man.
Yet stunning at the grip of
Intention,
Only mean what you say,
Or so be the man himself,
Aimlessly provoked at the thought of
Who
And
What
He will do
In order to maintain
Satisfaction.
Or rather,
What he should have done...
...
Pity bleeds,
And only remembrance
Perceives.
Doth The cunning man himself
Agree?
-2/18/2010-
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