Not Getting His Way - Unconventional Minimalist Poems about the Human Condition

Not Getting His Way

He’d do this thing
When he was challenged
In some minor fashion,
Become really quiet,
Stare with seething
Hatred — you could see
Condemnations whirling
Around in his head —
His face and body
Twitching, contorting
In discomfort, unable
To deal with the prospect
Of not getting his way.


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Poetry by Guy Farmer