Thin Man — A 007 Poem

Rory V.
2 days ago

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Photo by Matthew Wiebe on Unsplash

He put the fire out
and heard the embers scream
it was Vesper’s voice
that woke him from a dream

His charisma overwhelming
his skin hot to the touch
just by that he was deserving
of the prettiest of the bunch

Shot by his own already
they thought he had gone rogue
he cared not that much
for hurting was en vogue

The scars on his back
were souvenirs of Bond’s pain
hidden under three piece suits
that he wore with much disdain

Now he’s holding Thin Man
at the point of his own gun
what he’d do for king and country
he’s already done for fun

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Rory V.
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Rory fell in love with poetry in his thirties. Spent fifteen years in marketing publications. Philosophy and economics enthsiast, often dadaist, always dandy.