[stylist] Poem - "Klingon" - Second Draft
William L Houts
lukaeon at gmail.com
Tue Jun 2 19:00:36 UTC 2015
Hey Poets and Prophets,
Just wrote this poem about Mr. Worf, from "Star Trek". But it's really
not as much about the character as it is a kind of love letter to
Michael Dorn, the gifted actor who played him. From under pounds of
latex, he delivered such a well-rounded character in all of his moods
and dimensions. Anyway, hope you like the poem.
--Bill
---
*Klingon *
How he gives us this gift of a warrior,
proud as sequoyas, from under those latex
layers. Anger, surprise, confusion or woe,
they all show in his marvelous eyes, sensitive,
haunting and dark. Mr. Dorn,though
security chief on the ship,is Starfleet's
captain unknown.Though quick to anger,he isn't
a musclebound bully, but a /batlef/ philosopher,
a buddha of sorts. And while his starship brings him
to sights unseen by his Klingnon kin,
wo'd strike first and later ask, Mr. Worf
considers the peril, the threat, the danger upon him
Both soldier and thinker, poet and keeper of trusts,
he withholds rertribution and terrible ire,
and gives us, each week, a warrior's fire.
--
"Oh, Sophie! Whyfore have you eated all de cheeldren?"
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