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| January 2004 / Volume Five / Issue One | |||||||||||
| NOTE: this poem has been divided into 2 parts. Click ">" at the bottom of the page to access the next. | |||||||||||
| Liz Lynn Miller | |||||||||||
| Insubordination First ) It’s true if you didn’t show and tell me precisely how to affix that label and then layer over it a tidy square of sturdy tape, I’d fuck it up for sure 'cause I’m just so damn stupid. Second ) And if you hadn’t listed on my schedule (which you drew up for me 'cause I’m not smart enough to draw it up myself) directives to deliver mail at 11:55 and place those packages too large for pigeonholes on colleague’s desks, you know I’d hammer those great big parcels into too small holes 'cause I’m a fucking idiot, that’s why. Third ) And I so gratefully recall the day you expected the Press, and forbade me to answer any questions because although it’s me who once wrote news and knows how reporters get that news, I can’t be trusted to speak. Or think. |
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