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Ryan O'Leary
Poems
Jun 2022
Routine Rituals
Routine Rituals
But for my navel ( which I only
got to see once a day when or
if I decided to take a shower )
there was not a lot else to see.
The neighbours washing line
went from long to short and
a towel with sea shells was
never once spread on sand.
On Sundays, ( now here is a
thing ) when winds changed,
I had to close my windows or
endure a carnivore roast smell.
Clockwork monotony, same
time and same day for the
weekly shopping, no doubt
same store, same groceries.
Snap, you got it figured, it
was no different the other
side, or, indeed anywhere
on the terrace of sameness.
When one is doing nothing
different one is doing nothing.
So, as only constant in life is
change, I decided to go gypsy.
Written by
Ryan O'Leary
Mallow.
(Mallow.)
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