Poem of the Day
Study of Children
By Asha Futterman
did you know
that you all work for me?
I asked them as a joke
did you know
that you all work for me?
I asked them as a joke
We make pilgrimages, we pay tribute,
as its backward-glancing heroine
is a painter’s tribute to a poet’s stanzas.
We were between armor and mummies
on the ground floor,
weighing preservation in a tin
Birds don’t care that the land is ugly,
decorated with handsome cattle
and advertisements for elk jerky
There should be a healthy trade
in sandbags. Cement should be
our chief export. Some of it’s made
On leftovers ana breakfast like the spleenish wulf the wéstenas chase.
He sets out hungry, nose in the wind, up the wulfhleoþu.
After a luckless trek, he gilleþ; and gaunt companions answer
Watching a boneless nymph’s
half-hearted resurrection
from a spout in the pavement
As the undisputed delivery system
for this pathogen,
you ought to be attending me,
Whoso list to hunt it with a camera?
The Carolina parrot is extinct.
Hunted to nothing emerald.
And so, everything is in its rightful place. Aside from the fact that it is worrying for things to be this good.
Vital Span
In Virginia
Is Closed