In the midst
of a Victorian ballroom
and punk
only a 50-something
and a 5-something
could rock it.
Why?
Or, maybe,
Y knot?
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“Her” and “She” are terms/
for a ubiquitous fem,/
a wished-for phantom.
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Cyrano Writer: Musings of a Revolutionary Romantic Poet