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Wednesday, November 10, 2021

Stanley Kunitz

 

Stanley Kunitz Worcester County Poetry Association





Three  Floors


Mother was a crack of light

and a grey eye peeping

I made believe by breathing hard

That I was sleeping.


Sister's  doughboy on last leave

Had robbed me of her hand:

Downstairs at intervals she played

Warum on the baby grand.


Under a roof a wardrobe trunk

Whose lock a boy could pick

Containing a red Masonic hat

And a walking stick.


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