In the early morning
when men scrape dew
from crusty eyes
and flowers hang heavy
from last night's brew
tapped from oaken casks
the broken tasks
of what we're asked
to do but fail
in a hazy daze
and crawl into a cave
an escape from a maze of days
and nights that run on
until dawn, sentences
fifteen to life
unless amidst all the strife
we can pick up the fife
and summon a wife
to shield us from the blast
yielding to no outside mask
but, of course, bring new tasks.
Friday, February 9, 2007
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