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"The mark of a really great writer is that he or she gives expression to what the masses of mankind think or feel without knowing it. The mediocre writer simply writes what everyone would have said."
-G.C. Lichtenberg



The Bastard
With comany he sits but alone he watches
A silent surveyor with an ache in his heart
He wishes well to his should-have-been father
While he grieves the absence of an iresponsible man
The dry stink of humidity has swept his notrils
With each pass of the slowly speeding cars
A father racing on with a win in his heart
As the bastard watches
                             Races
                                   Yearns to race, too
He yearns to enter the race with his father
For victory can there be found
But alone he watches with company sitting
A silent surveyor with a heart in his ache
He wishes well to his car-racing father
As he dreams of catching him to win