If he and she do not know each other, and feel confident
they will not meet again; if he avoids affectionate words;
if she has grown insensible skin under skin; if they desire
only the tribute of another's cry; if they employ each other
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An interesting take on an oft used phrase. I love the way poets see different levels and aspects of language. I may never hear this expression in quite the same way again. Thank you.
f she has grown insensible skin under skin; if they desire only the tribute of another's cry; if they employ each other as revenge on old lovers or families of entitlement and steel— then there will be no betrayals, no letters returned unread, a good poem. tony