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Feelings aside, spiders are really small
Monstrosities: balls of poison (with legs
Usually hairy,8 of them in all)
With death-wild eyes to boot, black shiny
...

I hate easy-living (Winter’s been slow) .
I see a few snowflakes and my heart sinks.
I miss the magic lands of Nintendo.
...

Lord, forgive me if I have preferred the thing
Thought to the thing thinking (difference
Between dead books and voices that can sing,
Mock, or just whisper love, the soul’s cadence) .
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I have betrayed God’s imagination
And now my imagination betrays
Me. If I knew why Hell and Destruction
Are never full, why my fantasy strays
...

There is a parish confessor,
(An absent-minded professor)
Who sits all day on his cold flat
Butt, reading enormously fat
...

True, I’ve never wrote a political
poem; and I’m not sure that such a thing can
exist, and not upset standards typical
of the human race, let alone a man
...

Take off that shroud and
tell your demon friends,
“Adieu, goodbye, and
good riddens.” Make mends
...

My heart leaps up when I behold
A woman in the sky.
So my insomnia began
When I was just a little man;
...

come, there is a shelter for storms
that cannot last
under the shadow of my wings.
your crowded dorms
...

If you worship womankind, what reward
have you? Oh, I’m not talking about love!
Just men, who wonder why women are bored.
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Crouching fogbank,
Opossum sprawl, fresh asphalt stain
Morning glimpse
Of sun’s first casualty.
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Given a choice between a world without
Flowers or one without mushrooms I'd opt
For the fungus among us. Flowers flout!
What's more tempting than a plump red cap topped
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Proud age fears that it shall be forgotten:
This pirate, this old captain, knew that doom
Hid in the smell of the wind unbroken,
Could send a crippled sailor to his tomb.
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'Count it all joy when women revile you,
For God knows what a cute wave of the hand,
A girly smile, sudden hunger can do.
You have heard not to stand on shifting sand,
...

I thrust my heart upon a pen;
Scrawl hard “love hurts” till heart is nil.
Always (now and then) till I die
I will search for the reason why
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You doubt and doubt and nothing do!
It's worse than neighing “me love you”
But backwards, with question marks two:
Black-hanging doubts on you and her.
...

It’s not that I suffer from hippopto-
monstrosesquippedaliophobia.
(literally: the fear of long words)
That at least would be understandable.
...

The Prince of Fools met the Prince of Darkness,
-Sweeping tired dust and flame-
“So, are you the Janitor? A fool’s guess,
But your disguise is just lame.”
...

Can one sit alone
in a dull Room
in a dull House
in a dull, dull
...

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They Come To Me In Dreams

Feelings aside, spiders are really small
Monstrosities: balls of poison (with legs
Usually hairy,8 of them in all)
With death-wild eyes to boot, black shiny
As orbs of darkness in a witch's lair!
The way they crawl reminds me of tiny
Machines, except machines don't carry eggs
In sticky grey sacks upon their backs (dare
I take a closer look?) . Oh, what did God
Have in His head (or His heart)when He bred
These awful things, compacted from the clod
Of caves, where webs first merged with human dread
And made a puzzled mockery of size?
Indeed, God (who knows)must be very wise.

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