The ToymakerA Poem by Andrew JohnFreeverseHe always wore that tattered coat, always black, not a whiff of white. Those mischievous eyes wore such a sinister and obsessive gleam. Were you that toymaker? Or is it part of my neurotic imagery? We know your toys can be perfect, whether creating light or darkness. Perhaps you are cunning, or it is I who am so. Yes, a so-and-so, with eyes that have light or darkness. So am I that toymaker, with a gleam that I wear and bear? Do I see you, then it, then myself? Life can be a playroom, filled with colourful toys. (8 Sep 2025)
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