| I review my past through wicked windows framed in silver
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| And hung in toughened glass, upon my face, around and over
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| Now and then: memories of men who loved me
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| No stolen kiss — could match their march on hot coals for me
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| I have walked a line both faint and narrow, hard to follow
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| Caught up in circumstance. |
| Harsh truth for history to mellow
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| Through my eyes: loyalties and obligation
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| Magnified. |
| Obedience: the better fellow
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| Better not remember me. |
| Don’t mis my passing
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| Fierce winter fails to ruffle my icy sleep
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| We never quite vanish. |
| No wet soft surrender
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| Still waiting: bad blood running in close families
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| I laughed like any child — although you might find that strange
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| And christmas was my favourite holiday
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| Christmas was my favourite holiday
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| I am not alone in seeing the world through wicked windows
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| While others hide likewiese behind this vulnerable squinting
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| It’s in the stare: it’s in the silent scrutinizing
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| Strip you bare: I ofer you no more disguising
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| Better not remember me. |
| Don’t miss my passing
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| Fierce winter fails to ruffle my icy sleep
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| We never quite vanish. |
| No wet soft surrender
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| Same bad blood running in new families |