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Salesmanship With Half A Dram Of Tears
Gripping the lectern, rocking it, searching
the faces for the souls, for signs of heartfelt
mindfulness at work, I thought, as I recited
words I wrote in tears: instead of tears,
if I had understood my father's business,
I could be selling men's clothes.
I could be
kneeling, complimenting someone at the bay
of mirrors, mumblingly, with pinpoints pressed
between my lips.
That was the life I held
in scorn while young, because I thought to live
without distraction, using words.
Yet, looking
now into the room of strangers' eyes, I wanted
them to feel what I said touch, as palpably
as when a men in double worsted felt
the cuff drop to his wrist.
There was a rush
in the applause of gratitude and mercy:
they could go.
A teenager, embarrassed
for himself and me, lefthandedly
squeezed my fingers, and said thanks.
Written by: Brooks Haxton

Book: Shattered Sighs