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days don't recognize me by Charlie Morganmonday woke me; he was angry.
muttering something about
life, death and infinity.
stuff! he said he'd show me.
then
wind started blowing, minds started changing,
all the while girls' skirts started flying;
papers flew, a sparrow floundered on a high wire,
calling 'attention, attention' but no on listened.
the howl of the wind deafened all thoughts.
i slinked by; as i enter slowly into retirement,
i'm emptying my office. first of my stuff.
secondly, my body, my mind, spirit.
wondering which they will miss most.
trees held tight, each leaf was on its own;
a showdown--the wind claimed the land.
held grass tight to the ground, a boulder
of force grinned as buildings shattered.
i s'pose he did show me and the land.
04/10/2010 Posted on 04/11/2010 Copyright © 2026 Charlie Morgan
| Member Comments on this Poem |
| Posted by George Hoerner on 04/11/10 at 01:28 AM I like the write Charlie. One always wonders at least a ittle how they will be remembered if at all. I think the day though will be like the night and not care what we do or where we are. The universe seems to be silent with respect to good and bad, right and wrong. At least that is my take on existence. |
| Posted by Joan Serratelli on 04/12/10 at 05:48 PM Love this one, Charlie. The first stanza is brilliant. I love the personifacation of the day. Thanks for sharing- great write! |
| Posted by Morgan D Hafele on 02/24/11 at 04:30 PM interesting piece here chaz. fantastic imagery. and in a way, it makes me scared of hitting retirement. in a not so scary kind of way hahaha. |
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