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Autumn’s Song From Tomorrow


11.21.11 Posted in today's words by

PMPope is an American frontiersman and a maverick in the fields of spoken word performance art and the newly emergent field of digital artwork. Embracing the constant barrage of electronic media and hyperreactive communications, PMPope watches the event horizon with a keen interest in historic, current, and future events. This is his first poem to appear at vox poetica. Look for his new poetry collection, coming soon from unbound CONTENT! 


Autumn’s Song From Tomorrow
By PMPope

Many years from this moment
when time may decide
after taking a moment
for/to allegedly tag this
chromatic overcast
autumnal parking lot day
consider the chilling effect
hapless spectator of streaming time
young & lovely flora budding;
focusing for a moment’s breadth
on birdsong falling from foliage
inside this babbling bubble of disposable bauble
of product and the services necessary
to bend our wills
to their design
while achingly straight
to keep the line



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