Two-Headed Calf by Laura Gilpin

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I present to you, Two-Headed Calf by Laura Gilpin!  
I really like this poem, it's really strange and bizarre upon the first read but when you read it more than once you'll begin to understand it more. It's almost like the more you read it the more you'll discover. It's also very short, so reading it multiple times hardly takes any time at all. 

Here is a really great analysis of this poem if you're interested: https://www.artdiscourse.net/two-headed-calf/
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