The Mothers Too Poem by Robert Rorabeck

The Mothers Too



Anonymous penmanship-
Grotesque calligraphy-
Misspelled words raised from
The circus of dread:
Everything is flat even the
Strippers have gills-
I ate two cheeseburgers: That’s
All I’ll eat.
Teachers are finishing up school,
The bright colors and shapes,
The molecular bonds of peanut
Butter and jelly-
I live alone underneath a snapping
Turtle-
I once saw a mermaid-
Only once-
She is all I think about,
And the children come home,
And the mothers too.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Kerry O'Connor 16 October 2009

Brilliantly self-contained...

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Robert Rorabeck

Robert Rorabeck

Berrien Springs
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