Limitations
by The Walrus
Posted: 30 October 2003 Word Count: 108 |
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Never been much good
At football
But have developed
This passion
For drop kicking
The black box of
Alleged reality.
And, although,
Foot-stamping
Has never really been
My thing,
I take a perverse pleasure
From kicking sand
Into the smug face
Of the automaton.
And, although
I am mindful of
Imposition,
I find myself
Quite regularly,
Banging my fists
At limitation’s door.
And, never one
To resist advances
I spurn, nevertheless
The cold, presumptuous embrace
Of impossibility.
I always stand
My ground
So it surprises me
The speed at which
I flee from the
Concrete walls of creed
Behind which
The beast licks
It’s lips
With justifiable
Complacency.
At football
But have developed
This passion
For drop kicking
The black box of
Alleged reality.
And, although,
Foot-stamping
Has never really been
My thing,
I take a perverse pleasure
From kicking sand
Into the smug face
Of the automaton.
And, although
I am mindful of
Imposition,
I find myself
Quite regularly,
Banging my fists
At limitation’s door.
And, never one
To resist advances
I spurn, nevertheless
The cold, presumptuous embrace
Of impossibility.
I always stand
My ground
So it surprises me
The speed at which
I flee from the
Concrete walls of creed
Behind which
The beast licks
It’s lips
With justifiable
Complacency.
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