Grand Gland... Poem by Robert Mutsaers

Grand Gland...



In desire we sever,
With a long and short arm's keeper.
Grand and forever,
We whet the Beaver Heaver.

Only now I understand how love Pegs;
In convulsion of desire between your legs.
And as for the integrity in pursuit;
It's wasting dignity and becomes convolute,

Since you simply will not understand,
That in the shadow of a man's gland,
His apprehension maintains destitute.

If there really is such a thing as shared love,
How come a woman of your spirit so far above,
Translates truth upon such a byzantine pledge,
Since all you need is a Bolster to wedge.

In desire we sever,
With a long and short arm's keeper.
Grand and forever,
We whet the Beaver Heaver.

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Nairobi,5 March,2011
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