Obsession, Perfection, and Half Measures

Part hearted commitment:
lazy and boneless and akin
to chickens, yes?

Better grammar might
sharpen the 
point.

To be obsessed;
Hamlet could not
be otherwise.

To advantage?
A perfect drama
played out.

But played out;
do you desire?
I do not, much.

Out of a hall
after a per
formance

or out onto
a podium for
dubious prepositions;

I will
take 
that.

Should I?
Should we?
Should you?

Repeat performances
lose their snap
like peas exposed to rooms.

We are exposed to rooms,
regularly and 
inevitably.

May we become soggy
without many
regrets.

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