fringe on uptown. by Andrew S Adamslost in a clutter of kiosks,
this walkthrough marketplace features
the trendy crowd. oxygen bars.
modern benches. starbucks.
and, to crown it all off, a gallery of
random thoughts, anger (or something)
expressed through a warm sunset on a canvas.
call it untitled, call it abstract.
i call it a lot of orange paint on a piece of fabric.
and they call it worthy of a $2500 price tag.
watch the lights go down on this neo-nazi-cubism,
this chaotic order, this freestyle structure.
i can be modern, too...
.
i call that piece 'me, dot.'
it expresses my lonliness in this great sea of white.
you owe me $2500. 08/22/2003 Posted on 08/23/2003 Copyright © 2025 Andrew S Adams
Member Comments on this Poem |
Posted by Cymbre Dolphay on 08/23/03 at 05:32 AM wonderful read. the ending lured a smile out of me too;) |
Posted by Cole Miller on 08/23/03 at 10:44 PM whoa, i totally understand this piece. heh, since i was there. in the eyes of the fringe... this too would be worth thousands of dollars! |
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