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Michael Wyndham
Harry's Firm
The shot glass hammers the bar -
Our court all-rises for Harry
to determine the list of in or out of favour
Billy ran but is considered a lad; a query
as to Harry’s health, now John tops the chart
of faces we are to banish
But Mickey is advancing hierarchy
he’s clowning & tickling his way to a seat
at the helm. He feels the squeeze
of Harry’s arm-swell pilfering flair
from the rank and file -
“Mickey, you’re just like I was at your age”
Michael Wyndham © 2008