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Stuck MAG

March 7, 2011
By awescott SILVER, Rochester, Massachusetts
awescott SILVER, Rochester, Massachusetts
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Favorite Quote:
&quot;We have lingered in the chambers of the sea, <br /> By sea-girls wreathed with seaweed red and brown<br /> Till the human voices wake us, and we drown.&quot; <br /> -T.S. Eliot


Indifferently pouring, an array of rain
Falling on the glassy panes
Of windows to a jagged place
Where every person, behind every face
Cannot help but feel cliché
When it's all been done the very same way

A place where each straight line lines up the same
In a twisted repetition game
Where every soul marches as directed
And soon the whole universe is infected
With disease of broken record minds,
With only self-inflicted chains to bind

So we wait for you, rain, to use your wrath
To rid us of this destruction path
Wash away, used-up revolutions
And timelessly unquestioned institutions
Make it all new, a fresh world stage
Where all we citizens will engage
To marvel at the leveled playing field
With unity and youth as our weapons to wield.


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Kkjaj said...
on Apr. 22 2014 at 7:51 pm
This is a very good poem