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Villanelle: Whose Condition Is the Worst Everyone Asks
Villanelle: Whose condition is the worst everyone asks Whose condition is the worst everyone asks “Mine!” “Mine!” “Mine!” - everyone’s desperate cry Why the powers that decide wear such sharp tusks Look at the basking billions enjoyng tasks Then watch the hare-lipped cock-eyed shrivelled wretch sigh Whose condition is the worst everyone asks Gypsy dejection makes outcaste maniacs Black film difference opportunities buy Why the powers that decide wear such sharp tusks Must everyone’s fate be owed to dead crime larks Birth time and place do not the living defy Whose condition is the worst everyone asks Who asked to be born let him rip open masks Post-Big Bang soup stray elements unify Why the powers that decide wear such sharp tusks High and low meek and strong beg for the same marks Nothing’s neither here nor there after we die Whose condition is the worst everyone asks Why the powers that decide wear such sharp tusks © T. Wignesan – Paris, 2015
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