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Yet Another
January 11, 2010
I try to think of yet another related
question, comment, query
to hold your attention and
to hear your words when
I already know the related
answer, statement, response
you'll make.
I guess it's my way of substituting
what I want to
ask, tell
you-
an unrelated
story, sorrow, secret
that you can personally reflect on.
Your
worry, concern, care
would mean so much to me, but
I'm not discussing those
unrelated things
with you.
I utter yet another related
question, comment, query.
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