Sunburn AfternoonA Poem by R. Gene MacDonaldA sonnet for the sun and global warming and those slow days that drag by so badly it literally hurts.Mystified, sweating, I ponder this life. Its all melting under this afternoon, So intense, like a billion watt bulb, screwed in a socket that needs just sixty, It appears we are all cooking, squirming under a heat lamp, waiting to be served, browning in sloth, and bathing in garbage, and it appears, in this life, our afternoon is harshly upon us, and a demon's handshake has brought us to a doomsday's sunset. © 2008 R. Gene MacDonald |
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Added on July 3, 2008 Last Updated on July 5, 2008 AuthorR. Gene MacDonaldFruita, COAboutI live in Colorado with my wife and four children. I am here to be exposed to other's works of art, and to expose the world to mine. I can never get people to understand that poetry is the expres.. more..Writing
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