The Contest Poem by Nancy Ames
The Contest
'I guess you won that conversation
and you should get a prize
for interfering dedication
and masterful disguise.
My friend and I use older knowledge,
a horse that will not race -
every imitation 'new age'
consumes its time and place.
I see you think that ridicule
can answer any question,
but I and this sweet, silly 'fool'
get honourable mention.'
Saturday, February 2, 2008
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