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One from "Jack Spicer in Glasgow" Reject the ugly at its own expense A charlatan claims to own beauty No one is not to get used to. The plane Splits one, then two hearts in two. A dragon Named Mable is actually friendly. She Parks her car in neutral and peddles a wicked Petulant smile. When one crosses the border of evil It is a creaky crankshaft without grease It is July in another country. When John Donne Went to India, he left his wife in a cold Poland She committed unspeakable acts. He wrote love poetry To yet another mistress. Death is an impossible vacancy That occupies the space between the two periods At the end of a very uncomfortable, łI really didnšt mean it˛ Sentence.