The GlassmanA Poem by Duncan BrownThere’s a pawn shop broking
on the corner Doin’ some good business As the venerable beads of the
abacus announce Their returns An’ the parking lot hasn’t a
lot of what It was equipped for Meanwhile the pillars of salt
are crumbling
Flickering signs changing all
the times For the manys Whilst flashing on for
enlightenment Of the fews Broken light’s dancing on the
pavement It’s a sign on the shoes While the sun blinds up as
regular
These are the good times for
the bad Robbers of the daylight Even better times for
curtains Nobody’s payin’ any attention
to anybody Stuttering out their views We’re just watching a
concerto Making an overture on the
blues. © 2017 Duncan Brown |
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