
Last week was the first time I didn't post a poem since I started riding the Poetry Train on May 14th, 2007.
It felt weird. But I decided to leave up my protest against Stephen Harper instead, since there was a national initiative to introduce the prime minister to actual ordinary Canadians, rather than the ones he thinks populate this country.
I had intended to give a new-to-me poetry form a try, so a week later, here is my first American sentence.
For more poetry, Ride the Poetry Train!
Jockey for spot at frigid gas pump not like fight for rice in Haiti.
For a trip down memory lane, here's my first-ever post for the Poetry Train: The Artisans
Photo from Monsters and Critics
Stan Ski says Sometimes you'd think otherwise.
Janet says One sentence - wow, very compelling!
Yousei Hime says I love things that make me think.
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Sunday, January 31, 2010
Poetry Train Monday - 137 - American sentence 1
Posted by Julia Phillips Smith at 8:31 PM 9 comments
Labels: Allen Ginsberg, American sentence, Haiti, Poetry Train
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