Back
from the trouting stream he comes
The wonder of the town;
His
rod across his shoulder slung,
His basket lid tied down.
And
men they eye him enviously,
And sigh as on he goes;
And
wish that fate would grant to them
Such heavenly times as those.
But
come with me unto his home,
For truth is always best;
A
trout he never caught but a
Head cold down in his chest.
March
27, ‘97
Phillips
(Me.)
Phonograph,
May
6, ‘97
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