To A Fat Woman Seen In The Bois After Frances Cornford To A Fat Woman Seen From A Train Poem by Jonathan ROBIN
To A Fat Woman Seen In The Bois After Frances Cornford To A Fat Woman Seen From A Train
Why do you bounce through the Bois in boots
Missing so much and so much?
O fat white woman, the tender shoots
And the grass is carressing right up from the roots,
So why do you flounce through the Bois in boots
While sweet without shoes is life’s touch?
O why do you pounce through the Bois in boots,
Missing so much and so much?
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8 October 1989
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