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Loss
A Poem by
W. Barrett Munn
*** Like a bent fender from a wreck slices tires, loss shreds my heart. It's only after, when I’m walking the path f..
(A-62) Warm is a Color
A Poem by
W. Barrett Munn
***Every few feet a courageous blade raises a light green flag, mid-Marchand the grass is trying.It's too earlyto be this warm. Wa..
Des Moines is Out of Corn
A Poem by
W. Barrett Munn
*** I heard it on the news today. Des Moines is out of corn. The result of over-selling trying to keep big boxes full. ..
Intact Artifacts
A Poem by
W. Barrett Munn
*** Intact, the ancient artifact is brushed and carefully lifted and feels the sun again, perfectly preserved by a pyroclastic m..
Fear and Loathing
A Poem by
W. Barrett Munn
*** after Hunter S. Thompson Fear and loathing will reach Vegas a whole lot faster after the high-speed train is completed a..
Grinders
A Poem by
W. Barrett Munn
*** The pepper grinder appears innocent enough; to peppercorns it’s a killer. A threat to morning’s two over easys. ..
Laces
A Poem by
W. Barrett Munn
*** My tennis shoe laces are mirrors that reflect my life; I never play the same hole twice at golf. Eventually I always seems t..
Birth of an Orchard
A Poem by
W. Barrett Munn
*** after Thomas Lux I"m seriously considering nailing these apples back on the tree. The tree looks so bare. What..
In the Amazon
A Poem by
W. Barrett Munn
*** The bedeviling demon of convenience descends silently to overwhelm my desire to own the shown, things unneeded yet ..
In Panama
A Poem by
W. Barrett Munn
*** In Panama the water sinks and it rises. Big ships slip through the open wound that's kept flushed daily b..
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