A Poem For Roger

In the dead and dark

Within damp dens,

I sit and toil toward

your tempting tastes.

Then you slip to sleep

So I may sneak in silence;

revealed from your cupboard, curly

Or from your covers, cautiously.

When you wake with peaceful patience

Laid upon you are my paltry poems.

Cupboard covers readily returned;

Ethereal elves still remaining recluse.

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