Broken Umbrella Poem by Jason Jackson

Broken Umbrella

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On the footpath lies a broken umbrella,
just imagine the number of times it's been used,
once loved, dependable, fashionable & fit,
now lies disgraced, amongst the cigarette butts and dog shit

it's fabric is now tattered, some spokes are broken,
it remembers rainy days and of gossip quietly spoken,
do we all have a limited notion of self-worth,
we first scream, breathe, then capitulate and end up cast upon dirt

Sunday, July 17, 2011
Topic(s) of this poem: life and death
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Joseph Poewhit 17 July 2011

Everything is disposable now, even people like the umbrella

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Lisa John 17 July 2011

Wow! Really quite true... I found the comparison amusing... well done!

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Jason Jackson

Jason Jackson

Blackburn, England
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