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Rhymeless VillanelleJonathan MayhewTo sleep in a house without cats, say something Robert Creeley wouldn’t, explain where the French Revolution went wrong, pedantically explain how leather forms a second skin, why bronze is soft. To sleep in a house without cats. To arrange for an accident to take place, and leave out the unnecessary parts, explain where the French Revolution went wrong. To forgive interruptions, be content with a dry field for playing ball. To be content to sleep in a house without cats. To draw a picture of ink with pencil— glass quill on a nightmare day— explain where the French revolution went wrong. Feather of glass, paper of bronze, menacing skin of leather ball! To sleep in a house without cats, explain where the French revolution went wrong. Jonathan Mayhew Read Bio Author Discusses Poems |
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