Prose Is Going To The End Of The Line Poem by Douglas Scotney

Seizing opportunity hitherto dreamed of, plot and tactic confound the concept of verse.
Sightsoundtastetouchsmell is entertained.
ODORAMA jumps from screen to page.
Perfection promises.

Realists insist alphabet and a few punctuation marks offer extraord- inary variety.
Researching primitive usage and spelling, a poet ends in urges.
Another, Tantalus, all but turns off taps.

A poet who's been watching all, says, 'I must write in prose, raise it from those urges, turn slowly back on taps.'