Cara Murray
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Broken Analogies
Omission : this poem :: regret :
This poem : the red wheel barrow :: trash :
The sacred : the long line to buy limited edition
Nikes on a fall Tuesday at 10 a.m. :: collectable stamps :
The grape soda in the 99-cent store : the tissue
remanants all over everything after the wash cycle ::
Breaking my daughter’s favorite glass while she’s working
her afterschool job as a cashier : a pot boiling dry on the stove ::
The echo in the abandoned tire rims by the train : a fair
weather attention span :: the bullet-bent beer cans near the garage :
Our relationship :: the ringing in my ears as the earth breathes :
the mud-caked carpets after ten inches of cold, east-blown pellets ::
Cara Murray's poetry is included in the edited collection Systemic Crises of Global Climate Change: Intersections of race, class and gender (Routledge, 2016) and has appeared in Platte Valley Review.
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< /title="decoding">
< div id="this code is not a poem"> < /div>
< script type="this is a poem in code" src="this is not a code poem"> </script>
< script type="code for a poem">
gapi.load("poem in code", coda for a poem() {
if (epilogue for a thought && exegesis of an emotion) {
gapi.iframes.getContext().openPoem fault lines({poem frailty
url: 'https://www.theEndofPoetry',
where: document.getElementById("the uncoding of the end"),
id: "the absence of poem"
});
}
});
<div id="poem">
Broken Analogies
Omission : this poem :: regret :
This poem : the red wheel barrow :: trash :
The sacred : the long line to buy limited edition
Nikes on a fall Tuesday at 10 a.m. :: collectable stamps :
The grape soda in the 99-cent store : the tissue
remanants all over everything after the wash cycle ::
Breaking my daughter’s favorite glass while she’s working
her afterschool job as a cashier : a pot boiling dry on the stove ::
The echo in the abandoned tire rims by the train : a fair
weather attention span :: the bullet-bent beer cans near the garage :
Our relationship :: the ringing in my ears as the earth breathes :
the mud-caked carpets after ten inches of cold, east-blown pellets ::
Cara Murray's poetry is included in the edited collection Systemic Crises of Global Climate Change: Intersections of race, class and gender (Routledge, 2016) and has appeared in Platte Valley Review.