Not a Poem About Poetry, At All
Sometimes I forget
I was 5
when Ezra Pound died
that we shared the Universe
that he would have hated me.
In Berryman dreams, of
course, a farmer’s daughter
can see herself and
imagine she, too
is one of them.
If I lit a cigarette and
waved it around
I could pretend
Alexander Wollcott was directly
to my right, drinking gin.
Sexton scared me though
I would have pitied her
like many others
I felt kinship
like an ingrown kidneystone
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Love this writing! Bravo!
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I laughed that Ezra Pound would have hated you.