The Riddle Of Lady Liberty Poem by Francie Lynch
The Riddle Of Lady Liberty
The Sphinx's riddle
Ended with a stick man and a wooden cane.
The cane was the stickler to the solution.
Those Egyptians were on top of the chain.
What will Lady Liberty's Riddle be
For today's great Empire.
After the machines, tubes and electronics
Have made us blade runners.
It too may end with a cane,
If wood is still renewable.
Wednesday, April 6, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: empire,liberty,riddles,usa
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