Sometimes I wish my voice would disobey me,
boxing out the harnessed, tempered monotone.
The notes of falsity exposed – loud, cruel and awkward –
rising like a muzzled bear.
My vanity so delicately tucked inside a glass,
cracked with the pitch of wailing walruses,
the second that it thrusts.
Rage forced through a mouse’s squeak
would bounce pathetic, scurried, weak
against those whom I intend to hurt unjustly.
Then gold would be an easy earning made through silence.
22/07/2011
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