on red painted wood
a man holds them
facing east
i drive west.
he stands by himself and
we all drive past
him. the end
of a workweek.
some of us are hung
over. we're driving
too fast to read. i
catch these words, though:
obama
muslim
terrorist.
words are posted
like
a
cross.
this is not downtown.
this is not rush hour.
this is not election time.
he stands there alone.
we keep driving.
i will try to write 100 poems in 100 days. even if they're all chamber potty. then i'll write one when i feel like it.
Friday, April 9, 2010
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