"APE"

Includes compressed audio file and printable PDF of the below poem with accompanying digital art (without watermark).

“In the deepest crevice of the thickest woods
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There lived an ape called APE.
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He was as strange as women’s aim

And man’s indelication.

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She roots and He roots sprawl on forest floor,

Knotted and ever-hardened.

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Its inward tubes protected from the

treacherous labors of the day.

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Its outward husk, bark & robust

triumphant face the day.

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And in the leaves, amongst the trees

that cheeky chimp, he lays.

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Quite settled in his ways.”

FIN

Poem Meanings:

*indelicate: marked by a lack of feeling for the sensibilities of others:

Thus indelication can be perceived as the process of being indelicate.