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minimalism by Charlie Morganand then there were none.
that's how it started, got crazy
and then there were none.
first it was just two guys talking;
next, one died, the other talked on
until his friend needed tending to
and the one alive decided the smell
was getting too much, so covered him
with dirt, kicking the last bit in.
said his farewells and druthers,
including some bygawds, dangits,
dadgums, and ain't that the shits.
maybe that was his part, cameo
appearance and i was the usher;
minimalist art? now theatre?
so the one chair was moved
the dead guy drug off stage;
then act II began, as one guy
walks onstage, looks around
spies something high aloft
and starts speaking Gothic.
excused myself to Neil Diamond
as i curtsyed to the others
and like Don Quixote spun
and stopped, noticed
then there were none. 05/01/2008 Posted on 05/01/2008 Copyright © 2026 Charlie Morgan
| Member Comments on this Poem |
| Posted by Alison McKenzie on 05/02/08 at 02:56 PM "including some bygawds, dangits, dadgums, and ain't that the $#%@s." My favorite part! But here's my real question...were there ever, really, ANY to begin with?
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