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Poetry



Seminal Piece for 9/11


by

David Flynn



Slipping, sliding, creeping under consciousness.
Yet I see you, working
so busy.

The world looks small from far away,
cars collide.
Imagination is stretched to avoid reality.

Suseris of tyres,
amorphous towers.
A land shrouded in fog.

A light on the landscape,
home, a beacon.
A radiance in darkness.

Procedures, attention to detail.
The accusers dissemble.
Morality is beyond them.

Hostility, in a cheerless place.
A grim celebration
of a lifetime's work.

In the margin,
a hectic note.
"I'd rather be me, than you."

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