Love her he doesn't but the thought he puts
into that young woman
would launch a national product
complete with TV spots and skywriting
outlets in Bonn & Tokyo
I mean it
Let it be known that nine words have not passed
between herself and Henry;
looks, smiles.
God help Henry, who deserves it all
every least part of that infernal and unconscious
woman, and the pain.
I feel as if, unique, she...Biddable?
Henry is, at points, a fairly pathetic character. The narrator implores God to help poor Henry, as he obviously needs and deserves divine intervention. 
 How much irony should we read into this plea? Is Henry an actual believer in God, sin, etc.? A lapsed believer with a residual impulse toward belief?
Dream Song 69