The sculpting of our hands:
The silhouette carnivore, crouched,
Preying on the man,
Or if we are less sinister,
—those seldom times we are—
A black bird, flapping through the light,
Beauty without a heart.
How quick their fleeing from the world!
—Takes but a slip of mind—
And we don’t weep, although we should:
We too are creatures lined.
For all are shadow puppets behind
The hasty Master’s hand,
And all for his amusement—yes—
That hopeful Master Plan....
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