The Letterbox Poem by Marshall E Gass

The Letterbox



The mystery deepens with slow steps
down the drive to that green mystery box
that holds the secrets of the universe within its grasp.
Besides the bills that need attention
invitations to church services
'fresh cuts' from butcher going down
products the clothing store discounts
power bills powering me up
water bills wetting me down
local rags headlining unknown street corners
filled with rage and graffiti
police searching for crims
(not on my street-No)
preachers discounting heaven for a tithe
car license rebirth
warrant remake
local school financial support
what else is new?

I've recently installed another box next
standing beside green box
flip all of the above next box
for recycling.

I only keep the one
which says in small print
No rubbish collections on Labour Day.

Author Notes
Do you have the same problem and solution
© Marshall Gass. All rights reserved,5 months ago

Thursday, June 19, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: metaphor
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