Wednesday, January 14, 2015

Four Positions Of The Heart



As he was walking down the street,
     All dressed up in his best,
Thinking of her he soon would greet,
     His heart lay in his breast.
But as she clasped him by the hand
     And feigned such glad surprise,
It quickly left its native land
     And dwelt within his eyes.
But there it didn’t stay for long –
     Without the least demur,
As if its worth were scarce a song,
     He gave it unto her.
But as he scaled the garden gate,
     And headed for the South,
With Towser begging him to wait,
     It jumped into his mouth.



Jan. 14, ‘91
Pub. in the
Somerville Journal,
  Feb. 7, ‘91



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