The Great Splurge Poem by Douglas Scotney
The Great Splurge
No worries about space existing,
but as long as hope is too
it is sensible to lay by articles
that are expensive and cumbersome,
super-numerous,
and virus-forced into disuse;
to lay by airplanes in deserts;
to geometrically order those crosses,
those wheeled, powered pluses,
those largely-whites
so cumbersomer than buses.
Thursday, April 23, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: economy,hope,space
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24.4.20 corona-v territory
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