Roadkill Poetry
Monday, June 09, 2003
 
where can a man go anymore
to get some quiet and peace
and leave behind the breeding morass
with their mini-vans and screaming brats
raised on fast food and sugared drinks
tv in the back of the car and cell phones at hand

noise unrelenting from dawn to dawn
lights drowning out the stars
people packed together like ants
living cheek to cheek
even so called wilderness
is jammed with these sheep playing games

air pollution's turning the air brown
acid rain's eating the mountain rock
watered lawns drain the river's flow
uncaring feet tear down the very earth
where's a man to go anymore
without finding someone's trash



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