07-25-2023, 09:46 PM
(07-24-2023, 08:10 AM)busker Wrote: I long for land that’s notWell, I think the old one is worth keeping around for later expansion, but this one's complete in itself and quite an enoyable read. Your poems always surprise and delight and I like getting new words (fissile, prokaryotes) getting thrown in my way. Poems should make your life better (says Kurt Vonnegut about art), and yours do.
within reach of Putin's missiles.
Like a bunker against fissile
material in New Zealand,
a modern day Hades
where you breathe the salty air of stalactites.
A more antiseptic plan
eliminates even prokaryotes. Surprised
into existence with water
who will be when the oceans rise "who" throws me off a bit, who is who?
and leap over the ghosts of lords and ladies
promenading on the esplanade.
A new world totters
with strange forms crawling on the seafloor.
TqB

