Convict Poem by Douglas Scotney
Convict
Were a convict not one 'who has been condemned to penal servitude'*
one with conviction could be one.
If such a one
had never been an addict
and became one through pain,
taking tabs D and T
and -max Pana and -deine Forte,
that convict
has every right to question 'addict'.
'Look mate,
what an addicted convict is
is a fixate.'
Saturday, January 7, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: language,pain
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* Chambers Dictionary
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