Making Strangers In Montana Poem by Martin Webb

Making Strangers In Montana



I watch the invading
angry wasps

Racing, stinging
in their hunger
to consume and destroy this blessed place


Progress, Lego-block houses. Hurry

"There's hardly any traffic here"

Moving solved all their problems

Look, they're different now.

Swarming, space shrinking

"see the improvements"

Paradise to Prison

See how happy they are
to see you leave

A stranger now
to your home

Sunday, May 6, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: natural law,philosophical ,populism,satirical
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