sonnet out of a hundred thousand
For acid marble's but a friandise
consuming tea and nibbling cream gateaux
the chosen fruit is hued a bright cerise
so stink the rotting skins from long ago
I styll can call to mind those hours of ease
those greedy mice leave nothing for the crow
we chill like nudists put on ice to freeze
most people like to read the words they know
The brave man cries I do not care a jot
the shark is smoked on beds of bergamot
while coming home we find the wind turned mean
You'll come to miss the peasant in his smock
I quite forgive you when you run amok
at least the metro's one place where you've been
from the online interactive version of queneau's cent mille milliards de poemes
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I'm glad you like my poem enough to display it ... but ... it would be nice if you acknowledged the author. See www.bevrowe.info
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