The Ballad of Roger Singeon-Smythe

Random Musings are the way of us
To the potential uniqueness of each garlic clove
Hanging around their names
Humour, book and vocabulary...
These are the virtue of Roger Singeon-Symthe.
Seen in the daytime, Roger Singeon-Symthe
Come battle with Gustav Mahler
Rightly perhaps without the night bird I have turned the pages of a newspaper called Le Soir
Under the living lines that my cane and vocabulary project
For I am prepared for battle
For I strike this pose
Yet by honour
I am
Seeking
Always yet bound by virtue
First, running, always personal
Usually is perhaps
Crouching like a hunting Tiger
Kobra, the enemy
Without the character of glass
It may be seemingly ineffective against conformity,
To many a mystery
To many a hero
A poem by the Cloned Corpse of Marcus Tal