Today's poem is by Joshua Harmon
Landscape
At first the smash-up seemed joyous,
inevitable: a compulsion on which I could rest
the weight of my dwindlings.Old electricities scuffle through
older houses still harboring the spirit
of spirit, hard-wired for victorycelebrations too late to save
the pressures of presence, another
hollered effort ungaining us:0 polymered air! My discontent
looks fetching on you, and three point two
million people have texted their agreement.Dear commercial memories: here is a simple
envelope in which to stow a few minor anxieties.
Copyright © 2006 Joshua Harmon All rights reserved
from Green Mountains Review
Reprinted by Verse Daily® with permission
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