At Dannemora Prison Poem by Richard Provencher
At Dannemora Prison
Cement walls march
to the sky,
visitors staring at
guard-turrets every fifty
feet, coiled wire
christening the top, glistens
in the sun.
Behind those walls,
a son cries for his mom
and dad
wonders if they'll ever
forgive him.
Tuesday, September 23, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: depression
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Dannemora is a large prison in the State of Maine, USA. In my poem, I join together the sadness of incarceration, inside an imposing physical presence and how it affects parents.
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