Recividous (Part I) Poem by William Cavanagh

Recividous (Part I)



He, being born and bred a North American eccentric colonial, was thought to be thinking outside the box of societal normality. A victim of innocent pride, who was unconcerned about society’s disapproval of his monomania, concerning intellect and emotion. He was in the eyes of the citizen average, moving beyond eccentric.
Wearing the finest natural Italian classical apparel, complimented by a small carnation upon his lapel, he was constantly seen about town dining and courting the finest blushing blond felines of the day. He especially favored tailor made high collars accented by tie rods and stick pins that in turn high-lighted the ‘four in hand’ knot, with which he fashionably fastened his tie. He so loathed the standard Windsor knot.
He enjoyed being...different.

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