Caduceus Poems for Hermes


How does he carry with such rapid, airy



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How does he carry with such rapid, airy


Gestures things so lapidary

Over this granite

Planet?

If he won’t sell the shoes (coquettish,



He’ll tease, Is that your fetish?)

The thing to get is his

Pètasus—

The woolen cap or doughboy helmet

(Oh-so hail-fellow-wèll-met!)—

And if you see his

Caduceus,

We’d like that too.—Look for an angle.—

Whatever you can’t wangle

From old Quicksilver

Pilfer.


Kletic Inventory

Thief-god, famous in hermeneutic circles,

Inventor of the lyre and father of liars,

Patron of gamblers, travelers, flash-powder miracles—

Smuggler-of-Priam past the Greek watch fires—


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