Under Windsor Bridge, 1912, by Adolphe Valette
Shared by Tess Kincaid
delusion
soot-coated dialogue,
that invective political
discourse providing
fashionable moral certitude
for every open mind,
is so fulfilling. I am
ashamed.
ashamed of my willing
participation in lauding
the cobalt sky I
witnessed today, (and
many days previous)
for it must be an anomaly:
Orwell would not have
me believe otherwise.
Poem © 2012 R. Burnett Baker
I'm crazy about your opening:
ReplyDelete"soot-coated dialogue,
that invective political
discourse"
... and Big Brother is watching you!!
ReplyDeleteLove the Orwell reference...soot coated dialogue...nice write, Rick...
ReplyDeleteFashionable moral certitude...
ReplyDeleteTightly written !