At the OfficeA Poem by Dominic WitkopThis was something I wrote during my office hours, when things got a bit too quiet... Enjoy.A day like any other where nothing comes to whomever, we cradle our desks we strain letters of the alphabet. Hoping for a distraction takes us to a far away plain, through electric space and bear upon a familiar face. Hunger for so much more other than work, work, work. Yet four coffees later equal to five turns of the arrow's arm, a day like any other where nothing comes to whomever I pray for more work, work, work. Let the fury end and the common bird home, with final cast of the shadow maker, I make my own way home.
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1 Review Added on January 3, 2013 Last Updated on January 3, 2013 AuthorDominic WitkopSydney, NSW, AustraliaAboutI am a writer of short stories, films and plays. I practice poetry when I have a spare moment to avoid hitting a brick wall in my head. My favourite writers are Sam Shepard and Cormac McCarthy. more..Writing
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