Compulsively Aimless is devoted to amateur attempts at short poems and random excursions through my bookshelf. The book lists in no way represent complete, well-thought out collection on any particular subject but are what I happen to have on my shelf. Expect lists devoted to travel, adventure, America, history and the unusual.
Saturday, March 3, 2018
On Farragut Square
Daylight turns to darkness
and man made lights turn on
along the Avenue
Admiral Farragut is standing here
as a statue silhouetted high
on a plinth because he sent his fleet forward
and damning the torpedoes
It's about this time
fleets of FedEx and UPS trucks double park
around the square damning the traffic
as they load their cargoes
and sail into the sea of highways
on an evening breeze.
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