Never Mind
Sometimes our sins
Become our best friends
We keep them around like pets
To remember
What we’ve gotten away with
My worst sins (some
Actually criminal) were
Done with good intention
When I was at the point
Of exhaustion or ex-
Asperation. They are
The hounds kenneled
Behind the farthest barn
But the SMALL ones, the
Small ones, the small ones
Are the mutts in the yard
Whom I like to greet
With my lolling tongue
And wagging tales.
They are the sins (I think)
That reveal my true nature
Let me give 3 examples:
1)…
Just now
You walk past my desk,
Read this over
My shoulder and say
Let sleeping dogs lie
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Sins as cute little mutts, with “lollng tongues and wagging tales” Love the playful metaphor!
Funny and confessional at the same time. Small hounds are my favorites.
You begin this with great strength, Jim, and end with 2 and 3 to taunt us.
This is brilliant!
Very funny and well done!
Amazing as usual:)