The Poetry of
Jack Scott

Avalanched

Since stones hurt,
as in let the sinless cast the first . . .
and sticks will also break my bones,
what will rocks do?
Boulders? Mountains?
What have you thrown at me?
How could little you have lofted them?

I’m afraid I see you everywhere
like the fear of AIDS,
though I would gladly die of you.

I still unwisely love you.
Because of that
I can’t love another,
I think, because of you.

 

507 ®Copyright 1998 Jack Scott. All rights reserved.
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