Know you him?
Care you now for the weight of sin
Of others?
Disembodied, disencumbered,
What nonsense the cares of men.
Beheld, but not beholden,
Ask your silent questions with
Your chalky grin,
And ignore the fancies of
The mad man who would be King.
But alas dead Yoric,
All of you is reduced
To this one crepuscular prop,
For another’s indulgent soliloquy.
You are known to me
but remain unknowable,
Merely the straight-man to
Hamlet’s vainglorious farce.
Portrayed white-bone hard,
A skull of a man made
Bare of flesh
By the pen of a bard
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