Regression Rally
a life. Though doesn't energy inure,
spiral off
and siphon back? The ranges we ride over
fall to valleys. To depend
on friends' endurance is to call for an audience
with a jury half-asleep and distracted
by the spectacular flame of lives diminished
as mine will be. Judgment's
not the point. I hear Donna pounding up
and down the stairs and imagine her
in black coat with scarf, out to address the world
of her issues. There's always a knife
to set one free, with
a mask grotesque . . . studded
in blandness . . . to shelter
the scarred child
emerged. Hello, wanderer. You'll be back.
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