A Kindness
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By Ewan
Thu, 22 Oct 2020
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Loan me
your generosity,
on good terms,
so I can afford
the repayments,
when the knock comes,
as it used to
when we lived
knee-by-jowl
in back-to-black
two-up,one-down,
tin bath-ed
Jerusalem.
Help me
with memories
more recent,
so we can remain
together here -
‘til the mist falls,
as it soon will,
when my name
dies on lips
drooling and slack,
un-rouged, un-kissed:
I'm still your
Methuselah.
Until then:
I owe
you gratitude,
with interest.
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Well, the standard must have
Permalink Submitted by onemorething on
Well, the standard must have been very high then. It's a great poem. Rachel x
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