Subtle
I wish I had timefor subtle poetry
but my life is not subtle.
It comes to me like a big lump of lard.
It comes to me
like falling chunks of masonry,
tubs of flesh mixed with blocks of stone,
blood mixed with sperm;
no subtlety
at all.
It might have been going to be subtle,
but then it got bought out by lego
and all the pieces were standardised
so that they fit together
in the hands of a child.
This is why I need poems
where you don't need a poem workshop
before you can understand them.
Poetry by Andrew Bindon
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Written on 2014-10-01 at 18:11
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