Hearsay Poem by L.S. Klatt

Hearsay



The mailman sent piecemeal a rare donkey
to the city of waters; to the city of waters
a rare donkey was sent, swaddled
in blueprint.

And it came to pass that the waters
were troubled. Woe
in the great city.

Nothing is more beautiful than to admit
the truth, or more difficult.
The head & tail & all that is in between.

When piecemeal the beast was sent,
the engineers knew their place.
For if disassembled like a boat
the rare donkey could be
put together.

But to separate the members of a living
thing, to cast dispersions on it,
this is to create a question
unanswerable.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Gajanan Mishra 26 June 2014

Good writing, thanks, I like it. please read my poems.

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