In Our Little Worlds Poem by Laurence Overmire

In Our Little Worlds

Rating: 5.0


Boxed in tight corners of unreality

We believe we know
Understand, perceive
Things greater than
Platitudes served on chafing
Dishes
Forces over which we command

Nothing

Ideas promulgated without censure of
Fact
Yet so certain is our
Conviction
We would defend it, immorally

To the death.


(Previously published in CER*BER*US, XLVII, Fall 2002)

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Duncan Wyllie 11 March 2006

This is fantastic.Applaud! Applaud! My kind of poetry! Love Duncan

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Memories . 11 March 2006

All I can say is that it's the best poem I ever read. I hope I will be able to write like that one day.

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