Statement And Conjecture Poem by Douglas Scotney
Statement And Conjecture
He liked making a noise
getting the last from his bowl,
and as he did it,
looking at you
and screwing his nose up in delight;
as if in another life he'd done it
(munched a radish to boot)
and for it had not gone to heaven,
and was in this life to spite.
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