Derrida’s blind
Twitches
At my approach
Like an eye
Run on no sleep.
Sharp face obscured
By French windows;
He’s right to be curious.
My hobnailed boots
On Eliot’s
Delphiniums,
The conserved lawns-
Contrition
And the individual
Latent, while I
Play with stray words;
He’s right to be furious.
Mr Arnold
Nose pressed against
A frosted pane,
Earnest whiskers
Bristling, at
The nerve of the sweet
Philistine, who's
Stealing his light;
He's right to be serious.
I’m moving in
Ramshackle house
Built on
Sand and flat vowels,
Drama in the
Kitchen sink,
With a roof that
Lets the sky in;
There goes the neighbourhood.
Aha. The promised poem. Very, very well executed I would say. Tx
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