The Morning
It's his fault
that he hangs
by the collar of his thin
shirt, forty stories
above the street.
He can't help
feeling the discomfort
from fear
that makes his
temporary heart
flutter. There is a
name for it.
Poor Jaquobin.
Due diligance
is what he needs,
all within
practical limits
and know what they are.
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