The East Village



David Cameron


The Venerated Muse O muse of my dog, amounting to pails, Will you, when January latches onto its bored, Sneeze nights out around us from snowy evenings, A boxer to drive us with two purple feet? Will you rain down stolen marbles On waxy dreams that fish for our wallets? Will you send your kiss to Autumn's momentary palace And recount the gold of voter's assurances? It is necessary to earn your daily bread Like the child of a washerwoman, to play with fire and sing Te Deum with jewels clutched in your jaw Or stand on the riverbank and join stars to your coat tails And your laugh will trample the rain with blindness, The poor taking their money from the opening of your vulgar mout




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