All the Same Boy

 

They swagger into the room as always,

Firm practitioners of a religion 

Placing gloss over grist, filling their days

With the quaint debris of indecision.

I daydream in phrases which elude them,

Laugh at your jokes because I understand,

Expand upon topics which preclude them

And survive in climates they can't withstand.

In they march now, clones of one another.

Pay attention. Can you spot the decoy?

Take two. Try telling one from the other…

No easy feat when they're all the same boy.

You don't need my superiority

To spotlight their inferiority.

 

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