Friday, July 10, 2015

To Not Have Needs

Among the dead, I sat and read
The book aroused some grief

A digger dug a nice, neat grave
Less tidy were his teeth

A girl walked by in Catholic skirt
Put flowers on a tomb

Her grandma had gone on to dwell
In some post-mortem womb

The digger in the sun is brave
To do his morbid chore

A grave is brave to hold the dead
Not vomit up the gore

The skirted girl needs Grandma back
The digger needs new teeth

But I am needless in the shade
The book, the grave, the grief