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Drowning
You sit there smoking your Cuban cigar,
Diseased alveoli pumping death
In and out, your rhythmic breath,
Incessant pounding and gnarled scars
Polluting your body. Late
Afternoon sun glinting.
And you hear each great
Splash,
Flint,
Flash,
A glance
As if, through your crossed legs
And sadistic smile there were a
Chance.
But no, you keep your
Newsprint hands, inky heart.
It’s a pity; it’s a shame,
You poor, poor man.
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