Although my head has been hard like a log
I come to you like a remorseful dog
So humble
And my feet tremble
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I think your use of 'them' is correct in the Poet's Notes, since you used 'A person', not 'She' or 'He'. : ) IF you'd begun with 'He', I'd use 'him' & if you'd begun with 'She', I'd use 'her'.
Well, the poem seemed clear enough that your Poet's Notes was not needed, but.............THANKS FOR IT anyway.
'Hold me the way clothes are done by pegs'....supplied a nice rhyme and was very creative. I think, however, that at times, my wife might wish to hang me from a peg, by/with a noose around my neck! : )
The last stanza is a little strange, but would be MUCH better (in my opinion) if the letters/lines in it WERE all BLUE! ;) bri
Titus, I was attracted by your title, enjoyed the story, the rhymes, and especially the last line from each stanza, which, written in order, would make a GOOD 3-line stanza in another poem.
'Definition of WITH ONE'S TAIL BETWEEN ONE'S LEGS: with a feeling of being embarrassed or ashamed especially because one has been defeated' AND 'When a dog has its tail tucked between its legs, it usually means that something about its surroundings is making it uncomfortable.'
Titus, I plan to use this in my upcoming July 2023 'Showcase'. For years, usually each month, I've collected some of my most-enjoyed (from other PH poets) poems. For my July showcase, I'm using poems from new-to-me poets. Questions? bri : )