Nobody Understands Me

Just as his dream foretold, he met them all:

The smiling grimy boy at the garage

Ran out before he blew his horn; the tall

Professor in the mountains with his large

Tweed pockets full of plants addressed him hours

Before he would have dared; the deaf girl too

Seemed to expect him at the green chateau;

The meal was laid, the guest room full of flowers.

 

More, the talk always took the wished-for turn,

Dwelt on the need for stroking and advice;

Yet, at each meeting, he was forced to learn,

The same misunderstanding would arise.

Which was in need of help? Were they or he

The physician, bridegroom, and incendiary?

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