Nothing worthy ever tumbled from my troubled mind To stain the dead white sheet with meaning
No-ones death or flesh or plated food could instil in me a sense of purpose
The urgency which makes writers rob their mothers and eat their young

My Pretorian guard of old women who seek me out because they think that I am listening, inanities falling from their mouths like dead leaves
sitting in their own stink and remembering the days before they became invisible……
I have to find my muse quickly or be remembered as the man who did nothing
But still managed to leave a damp stain on the bedsheets . . . . . . . .
Blocked
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