Knowing our place

a place is more than a predecessor we know

selling places never ought to be countenanced in the first place

particularly selling a place of ore

when in the beginning the only place for life came as a beggar into the void

Erasure poem derived from The Diary of Samuel Pepys, Monday 12 October 1663.

Dave Bonta

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