CardboardA Poem by Jonathan DaltonWritten on 8 May 2013Three identical men sit down. They recline like patrons of a strip club. They each eat a similar cake. Their haircuts are a variation on a theme. Their clothes cancel each other out, their facial expressions are smart-casual. They speak with one voice, rumbling like a warbling, boring bumblebee. Their shoes are chillaxed. They smell exactly how they look. These men - these men - I am indifferent towards them.
A pigeon headbangs past, her front splattered with beautiful tippex-white feathers. I wonder about her life. She eats, breeds, dies.
Are these men,
with their facial hair and clothes, these three men, who mad When asked, neither respond positively. © 2013 Jonathan Dalton |
AuthorJonathan DaltonWindsor, United KingdomAboutWriter and human being. As well as writing poetry, I've written a novel and also write occasional short stories. Being a professional writer is my only career ambition. Check out my website, Like .. more..Writing
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