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Complete, First published Dec 31, 2019
A Fool's Part to Play

 2019

The performances aren't exactly sold-out

 Now, in his near-dotage, but the richness
 
Of a demanding character's truest essence
 
Can, finally, be portrayed with confidence.



As I recollect, the understudy was the 

Fool's grandest emulator, both on and 

Off the stage. Either wearing a kimono 

Or a Saville Row, herringbone suit, it 

Was always the same play to him. He

Simply lay in wait in the wings, night 

After night, for a chance to play a part. 



But the fool had endurance. He never
 
Failed to make a fool of himself on cue. 

He never missed a performance, due to

His love of curtain calls and applause.

And encores by audience demand gave

His spirit's tedium, the lift it craved.



Performances past are now well beyond 

Number, but the footlights still call. Is it 

The actor in all of us, or was the fool cast

 So perfectly, as no other ever had been? 



Greasepaint now finds deep crevasses in 

Which to linger, but still, the fool carries 

On, as though faux youth's handsomest

Efforts at nobility could ever infuse the 
 
Tired, old script with some new, possibly

Moral sense. He really is a fool, isn't he? 


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