Curtains Poem by Nancy Ames
Curtains
'Standing there, you
cover the window and
watch me sitting in
your shadow - hollow
and blameless, you
man the barricades.
Just say no but never
make a move until
there is something
to oppose.
'Only a coward
would hit a coward.'
A comedian said that.'
Thursday, February 7, 2008
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