roller coaster
roller coaster
a high rise
where it used to be
[First published in Frogpond]
posted by Bill | 6:19 AM
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10 Comments:
ha, i wonder if that's comfortng or unsettling... it certainly has meanings beyond theobvious
When I was a kid, polona, things like roller coasters were supposed to last forever.
A description of the US election (to come)?
change everywhere Bill
john
History overcome by change, I wonder if value exists there. _m
"...supposed to last forever..." -- memories ...
in the moment we see a big change, a breakdown ... security is gone ...
a sigh,
Angelika
Thats progress apparently. I think that visually and poetically the roller coaster holds far more appeal.
Thanks, Vaughn, John, magyar, Angelika,and jem. No allegory, political or otherwise intended, but, as Robert Frost once said, a poet is entitled to anything a reader finds in his poem.
.. broken?
Gone with the wind, tikkis.
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