On a childless street she stands, her face thrust in her hands, laughing furiously. One man lies under his pushcart upon the dampened loam, liberated of death. A joyful military marches by on whispering conquest toward surrender. A mangy old dog, ribs showing, tethered a shattered house, mocks them.
© 2006 by mark prime
Wonderful poem.
ReplyDeleteBritan's Straw has said they will not participate in an Iran attack.
But why would we believe him?
You are tagged. You must tell us five weird habits you have.
ReplyDeleteAs long as the US companies own the London oil exchange they will do as they are told, I think.
ReplyDeleteThanks, poetryman. I'll have to think on this one some more.
Lizzy,
ReplyDeleteI visited and find no place for me to tell you five, let alone one, weird habits I have...not that I do have any...;>)
Elizabeth B,
Thank you.
these are scary times
ReplyDeletegraeme,
ReplyDeletehow understated you are today. :>)
Good to see you, sir.