Short Cufflinks Poems

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Premium Member I Never Bought Cufflinks For My Father

I never bought cuff links for my father
     never knew him really
I saw him at Christmas and birthdays
     for a few years early on
That ended
Father’s day, a strange, empty holiday


Premium Member Detritus

Dumbbells that were too heavy in the end
Daughter’s note, unopened, still
Decaying tea-cake still on plate
Dickie tie you wore when we first met;
Dress-suit, diamond cufflinks, pens,
die-cast cars, an unknown key, a stick of gum …
Dear God, was there nothing that you threw?
Form: Pleiades

Premium Member Gangbusters

  
 	bruised cufflinks, scarred trousers
           bleeding ties, marks of violence bear

        featherless fedora, kicked-in once too often
           lumps and bumps seen ‘midst thinning hair

        life in the cosa nostra’s romanticized
           ~ eviction notices served traumatized
Form: Rhyme

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