Cassandra’s quatrains for a young man
16 July 2016
KASSANDRA KOMPLEKS
Whenever I see a young man
Proudly made of steel
I wonder at the young woman
Sure to make him kneel
Wherever I hear a young man
Loudly praise his great deal
I ponder if a young woman
Might make much of his meal
Whatever a young man
Gladly claims to bear his seal
I tender that a young woman,
Somehow, had made him real
Whomsoever would deny
That anything he may feel
Is not without a reply
In the partner at his heel
Is a fool; young man, tenfold.
We each are bound to repeat,
True or false, even the foretold,
Till our lives becomes replete.
Concise complexity, nice, but, deny anything he feels is not without reply...?
That sounds like a double negative.
Meaning there is a reply and he doesn't deny it.
Or am I a mere male reading this back-to-upside-downwards?
Posted by: Michael Dom | 16 July 2016 at 07:49 AM