|
|
Home |
Poems |
Casablanca. Change all the locks; throw away the keys. You wanted Ingrid; but I'm afraid you've got me. I'm just treading water, not drowning but waving; I know what I oughtta - no, I ain't misbehavin'. Nailed flag to his mast in penultimate frame, now rewinding the past and its intimate games; cos the fat lady's hoarse - can't hold out for long; Ingrid's banished of course and they're playing our song. |
Read my Poems |