Before they can be weighed,
they have been found wanting.
So wanting, in fact, that there cannot be
a single ounce of doubt
that the scales will not move
when they are weighed.
Before they can be weighed,
they have been found wanting.
So wanting, in fact, that there cannot be
a single ounce of doubt
that the scales will not move
when they are weighed.
Alexander Martin Remollino was Tinig.com's associate editor. He was a poet, essayist, and journalist. He also wrote some short fiction. More by Alexander Martin Remollino