(Mash-up of two randomly selected books from my shelf, chosen with eyes closed [Complete Poems of Dorothy Parker and The Selected Poetry of Yehuda Amichai] and opened to random pages)
Let another cross his way---
you carry the weight of heavy buttocks,
she's the one who will do the weeping!
But your eyes are clear
Little need I fear he'll stray.
Around your waist a wide belt that won't protect you
Since I have his heart in keeping.
(posted by annie holub pawprawk.blogspot.com)
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
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