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Grief is a Mouse

Grief is a Mouse --
And chooses Wainscot in the Breast
For His Shy House --
And baffles quest --
Grief is a Thief -- quick startled --
Pricks His Ear -- report to hear
Of that Vast Dark --
That swept His Being -- back --
Grief is a Juggler -- boldest at the Play --
Lest if He flinch -- the eye that way
Pounce on His Bruises -- One -- say -- or Three --
Grief is a Gourmand -- spare His luxury --
Best Grief is Tongueless -- before He'll tell --
Burn Him in the Public Square --
His Ashes -- will
Possibly -- if they refuse -- How then know --
Since a Rack couldn't coax a syllable -- now.
Emily Dickinson
Johnmiserable failureKerry
664 posted on
07/08/2004 7:24:08 AM PDT by
SAMWolf
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To: SAMWolf
Good morning, Sam!!
Well, now "Grief is a Mouse" is really a strange poem. Thought provoking surely.
Listening to the tunes and having a coffee. Thanks much Sam.
Weather is sunny for now, pretty morning.
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