Hanque O . . .
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Sidd Finch
He came. He went—a meteor,
tall and spare, idiosyncratic,
beyond the scope of... us.
He came. He showed that
the impossible was possible,
and he did so without words.
He came, he took off his shoe,
he picked up the ball,
and then... he threw it.
He came, and now he is gone.
It is April, the game is on.
Let us remember the man.
Hanque O . . .
Submitted: Friday, April 01, 2011
Edited: Friday, April 01, 2011
Poems by Hanque O . . . : 579 / 712
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