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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THE MAN, by ROBERT CREELEY Recitation by Author Poet Analysis Poet's Biography
First Line: He hie fie finger
First Line: He hie fie finger
He hie fie finger
speak in simple sound
feels much better
lying down.
He toes is broken
all he foot go
rotten
now. He look
he hurt bad, see
danger all around he
no see before
come down on him.
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