Drunken Mole In The Zen Garden Poem by Frederik Kenski
Drunken Mole In The Zen Garden
I lost my job,
As follows
My house, my car,
My wife and my children,
Even my dog –
He also knows:
Pocket + emptiness –
No calories,
No vitamins.
Under my tent
I spread pate
On bread
With my dentate plastic
Knife –
What a configuration! –
Like immemorially wanted
Zen garden
From my previous life.
Monday, May 23, 2011
Topic(s) of this poem: emptiness
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