[stylist] Poem - "Dickey" - Final Draft
Chris Kuell
ckuell at comcast.net
Mon Jul 20 17:05:57 UTC 2015
Hey Bill,
Sounds like a cat all right.
Just curious--how did you come up with the name Dickey?
Chris
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Subject: [stylist] Poem - "Dickey" - Final Draft
Hello Friends,
Here's a little nothing I wrote in praise of Dickey, my cat. It's a very
short piece, but I'm thinking of working up a poem cycle about my strange
little cat: something, I hope, to sink one's teeth into. In the meantime,
it's something a little charming, maybe, to read over Saturday morning
coffee.
--Bill
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*Dickey*
Slender he comes with that curious yowl,
that cat-cry, that scolding which yodels me:
Attend now!No sleeping or wheeling
your dream cogs, your death-stunt which stalls me
aggrieved and aglowered, immune to my tongues!
Awakeful be, bagful of notions, of nuance
and news, and middling strange capers.
I'm gouging the door, see,and raging
with wind-claws,my tongue-fast demands are
supreme: I'm haunting, I'm hunting, I'm king!
--
"Oh, Sophie! Whyfore have you eated all de cheeldren?"
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