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Tablemates
invited to dinner by a fly
this time of day I sing
anything frivolous
to my gin
Poems on the topic: fly
Poems on the topic “fly” on Poets.by.
Imponderable
the settling of night into a hole
or a fly onto its supper
the same as asking a question
in a prayer
Those that from a long way off look like flies
like the cold leaving me
how small
the sight of ships
Buzzing
O fly
a rant is all din
and no ear
Purge (2)
they renounce the brother nobody knows
lock the doors to heaven
I believe in the crowd
but the crowd remains unsatisfied
with our imperfect desires
I walk on my bread and cheese
a careful fly
On the fly
at the office
busy about business
I eat a wing
Multifaceted
in matters of passion
I should have been a fly
I have grown many
hands and eyes
to meet the sweet weather
of her selves
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