The poetry, stories and intrigues of C.J. Brenner

Saturday, October 12, 2013

Tax Mans Delight

They come in small oceans
Of withdrawn emotions

Next to change they hate their day
Another hope against the American Way.

Always listening for a narrow cavity of neglect
Always looking for a passion of regret.

The Tax Man has his wizards
They stomp their way to the day

But the world is not a pleasure dome
And the home of sovereignty is not a commissioned affair.

So the Tax Man has his little lips
And the remainder of America has many ships

The end of his days are at his own advice.

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