A Complete Sentience
(poems for the breakfast table)
The following three poems are included in Scot Kaeff's
A Complete Sentience (poems for the breakfast table):

Co-Worker
 

A melancholy zombie
Did pass me in the hall,
Whispering beneath his breath of
His job and bills and all.
 

I laughed aloud and told him
Not to bite the hand that feeds,
For to whichever master you cast your lot,
For that one, too, you'll bleed.
 

- Scot N. Kaeff
(c) 1996
 

Reality Cuts
 

My loves and my hates are melting
Into one,
Amalgamizing themselves before me
Into the sleekest of blades.
 

And on that blade is inscribed:
"This world of what you wear,
Not what you say;
Of money and power,
Not earth and soul;
It will be the death of you."
 

Truer words I had never read.
 

- Scot N. Kaeff
(c) 1996
 

Stars
 

They are not simple things
These burning lights I spy,
Twinkling and whispering
Across the blackened sky.
 

I wonder how the light does cross
Oceans of space to me,
And I also wonder
How this ever came to be.
 

So many earthly questions
With their answers in the sky,
But really I just like to gaze
And watch the night pass by.
 

- Scot N. Kaeff
(c) 1996
 

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