Apologia to the Back of Our Necks
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Let us repent then, however overlate we may be
Should we have presumed to part with our hair
Death (it is said) shall have no dominion
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Into which we are told to not go gentle So increase our own balditude, hitherto
slight, Expose then our napes all too shaven and
shorn, Life is quite short enough without
further truncation;
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Originally published in Dog
River Review (Parkdale, OR: Trout Creek Press) Vol. 9, No. 1, Spring 1990 Copyright © 1990, 2004 by P. S. Ehrlich |
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