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David Lawrence A Small Amount of Me If I drowned in a spoonful of water I would be less than I am And smaller than I suspected. I would be tiny. I would be teeny tiny. I would evaporate like my memory after I am dead— The memory of myself And others' memories of me. I came into this world wanting to make a splash But there was not enough water in the spoon And the prongs of a fork Could not support the puddle I wanted to walk across Like Christ on pontoons. |