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Patrick Raven
Poems
Feb 2012
When The Last Living Man Asked To Come In
You swallowed your throat
You’re a bust in your skin
When the last living man asked to come in
You looked out the door
You’ve seen him before
He was down on his luck
He needed a lift
But the newspapers crushed that ***** old list
Now he’ll never be home
And he’ll never come in
The last living man was so small and so thin
He asked for the time
But by then he went blind
And the noises were his last way out
Sank the bottle again
He though himself dead
When the mail in the box didn’t come in
He sat in his chair
And to look is to stare
Worse than that he’ll never be there
He can’t follow your eyes
But knows of your tongue
You know where he’s been
But you swallowed your throat
And burst out your skin
When the last living man asked to come in.
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Patrick Raven
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