From This End
August 2, 2007
I sleep six days for every one I open my eyes.I take pictures and then run three days from the source.
Fiction fixes place in time when fact is fleeting,
and all reality's a vanishing point
at the end of a long line of roadside poles.
At least that's how it appears
on the other end of a pen, a lens,
from behind a particular pair of binoculars,
in the news and financial reports,
on the calendar three Sundays from now
where the crow goes long.
6 comments:
I love the first line, it sets the mood, and the second line just dragged me along and plunged me headfirst into the rest of the poem. Nice!
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