The Glorious Well
If you are stimulated by resplendent imagery,
spend less time with family and friends,
drive drowsy and be late for work.
Station a cat at each rat hole—to watch
the rats. A desperate survey. Blood
and the desperate courage of the rats.
Like the Battle of Thermopolyea,
Inelucatable trouble. One cat,
keeping eyes, keeping days and nights.
--Heather Cousins
Bloody ‘300’ – Literally
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Expired story
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This poem was lost in the bowels of Google for almost two months.
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