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Kathleen Myra Colby
Poems
Sep 2010
Night fright
The Wizard knocks upon my door.
The hour is late
stale breath I adore.
I let him in with his bottle of gin.
He grins at me toothless then
grabs the tin...
a cup I save just for him.
What loquacious tale he may tell
doesn't sit with my mutton and his smell.
He is pretty drunk and so am I.
Can't seem to open my sightless eye...
Why I invite him in each night?
Is the reason mother sits dead in fright.
She stares at us from across the room.
I only hit her once with the broom.
The Wizard promised she'd soon be gone.
You know Wizards, they're full of moon.
So, I let him in when it gets dark.
We plan each night another brain ****.
Mother just won't go away. She's bloated
and smells as the ugliest ****. But, soon
we will figure something out when the gin
runs low and our lights go out.
@2010 just for a goof ****
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Kathleen Myra Colby
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