Suspense Poem by Douglas Scotney
Suspense
Though it's a single object,
without indoctrination,
force,
it's hard to call 'a scissors'
an 'it'.
And tough to say
'a pants',
'an underpants'
and 'a handcuffs'.
Before compulsion,
though much less often after,
I wished and felt
that I'd rather wear a suspenders
than a belt.
Friday, June 21, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: language,single
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
22.6.19
Hey! those (whoops! that)pictured suspenders are (whoops! is)made of belts!
Hey! those (whoops! that)pictured suspenders are (whoops! is)made of belts!
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