vandiemenspeak
vandiemenspeak
Mar 22, 2018

Pizza

Eating a pizza sandwich, near dark
May seem pedestrian and worth
No remark

But it’s all in the eating and where
And if each lover of meat
Should despair

At the driven, lit cluster of stars
We call highway or stair
And the treadmill, darkened loom
That production line doom
That chains youth to a certain
Self-serfdom of cars,

Where do we get off this supreme
Duct of convenience?
Where do all the deliveries end,
And where is that lost term, erm..
Beneficence?

I drive through the city, tonight
Avoiding the void of known
Companionship
And by turns, disavow my own rule
For convenience
And make for a snake small room
Where everything is in tune
And all the delivered clutter of life
Can slip, off a pewter spoon,
And make the temporary,
Light.

About This Poem

Last Few Words: Small meditation on Dominoes and our instant culture.

Review Request Intensity: I want the raw truth, feel free to knock me on my back

Editing Stage: Editing - rough draft

About the Author

Region, Country: Tasmania,Australia,Earth,Solar Systems,Milky way,Pint of Guniess, AUS

Favorite Poets: Glen Richards

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Comments

chevyvent

Pizza is my favorite meal sometime I go to Ardelli's other times its Bacco's.
Wherever you go pizza is a great meal.
This piece is great it sticks out in my mind very nicely.