Even if succeeding you’d be short still of the
ransom one needs; buying back your freewill
shouldn’t seem a jaunt in the haunted forest -
but it feels jinxed doesn’t it - like what’s been
gratuitously given away has peremptory fees
affixed for recovery; they’re astronomically &
ludicrously disproportionate to the trade idea
presupposing balancing of value for money
If it was worth nothing how come a desire to
have it back attracts this value-added indice;
it’s of no value to anyone but me - or are we
missing something in its contract’s fine print
which doesn’t exist except as a corollary for
which I must pay for idiocy in giving it away
So what do you say to playing a game with
devil’s-advocacy-freedom to derange rules -
you attest, I gave it away, now I take it back,
first place it was mine to assert or debase &
no-one exchanged money; so there in word
you heard me asserting my right to be me
©13 November 2015, I. D. Carswell
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