I See
I See…her cringe at his arrogant,
pac-10, six-pack-fueled bid for status
I see…him grow resigned and flaccid
for the bones that protrude beneath
her starving skin
I See…the gay and well-heeled rebels
of the family paradigm
sucked back in through fear of loneliness
and threat of disease
I See…the commuter and his fight for air
and the road less traveled
I See…the child at play in a hostile
not-yet-completely-disguised
miniature monkey asphalt jungle
I See…the old couple bent from the lies
and assurances that kept them placid
members of a society that has,
so readily, forgotten them
I See…the pop culture suicide of
an instant-icon generation who
"dare to say no"
but fill their prescriptions
with a resounding
"yes!"
I See…the desperation
of an exploded population
and the growing realization
that maybe
God
God
isn't with us
©2008 Sharee Anne Gorman
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