Thursday, October 31, 2013

How is the refrigerator a tool box for poetry?

Open and revel in the shapes, colors.
In the possibilities.
Now lift pen
and lower onto paper
as one does a spoon
dipping into soup,
for it is morning
and you are hungry.

3 comments:

  1. H/c

    Destiny pokes its head in the door
    and says do you need anything?
    In this corner of her walk
    she wishes she had something cold

    Wondering cannot be helped
    when her family is waiting
    When will the nearest phone booth
    present a chance to call out?

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  2. You like soup for breakfast
    while I prefer granola
    These days
    the fruits and vegetables
    intermingle
    in no particular disorder
    from bin to bin
    Some poets stick their heads
    into ovens
    I prefer the freezer
    My frozen grin alongside
    the last chocolate dipped banana

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  3. refrigerator pops, snaps with surprise -- hunger pains, indigestion following days stuffed with castilian olives, hot sauce, kim chee.
    Sometimes a poem is over stuffed, sometimes starving for attention.
    At night le frigo (French for refrigerator) sighs moans...love me...love me for my frozen blessedness.
    A well crafted, deeply imagined poem can freeze a moment.

    now empty,
    Nancy W.

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