Furrowed Brow Poem by Emmanuel George Cefai
Furrowed Brow
A furrowed brow; a man of sixty;
plodding along
A furrowed brow reading
reading a paper
Considering this he said and
then came to considering that
the furrowed brow speaking
turned round
and round
full of self-assurance; as a
blindfolded man turned round and round
as does the donkey round
the watermill
or Ixion in his condemned
agony.
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