Deja Vu

Deja Vu

A Poem by David Lewis Paget

 

‘What have you done to your head again?’
 
‘The sea flowed out and the wind blew in
To the purple mist at the Do-drop Inn
As I went to say what I said I’d seen….’
‘Surely you said,
             you said…’
 
‘If all your thought, like a Comet’s burst
Was a witches damn, or a tinker’s curse
While a sailor’s caul made the ship reverse
Whenever he turned his head…’
            ‘you said…’
 
‘Shallow and sorry, the same response
Of the one who never to one belongs
And never to more than one the once,
Guarding the maidenhead…’
            ‘you said…’
 
‘It’s hard, so hard to arrange the mind
In the tints and colours of humankind
When the reds are Red, and the blind are blind
To everything surely said…’
            ‘you said…’
 
‘I went to say what I said I’d seen
In the purple mist at the Do-drop Inn
As the sea flowed out and the wind blew in…’
 
‘What have you done to your head again?’
 
David Lewis Paget

© 2012 David Lewis Paget


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I love it! It makes absolutely no sense! :D

Posted 15 Years Ago


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Added on February 21, 2008
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David Lewis Paget
David Lewis Paget

Moonta, South Australia, Australia



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