What to do
With dead malls
That had
Broad support
Banking on
Today for
Tomorrow
The beginning
Of the end of
Modern romance
Tom McGlynn
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The Delaware
Is blue
And red
This morning
In light- yellow
Suspended
The green
Bridge- rusted
Orange bolts
Strain in
Flooding violets
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Eventually extinguished
By the sea I
Clothed in surface
Tension
Place my palms
On every sure
Warming to
Each swell
Newly landed
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Just in
And half
Frozen
How did
We ever
Become
A country
Indifferent
To itself
Is it still
A work
In progress
Or a missal
Without knowing
It’s address
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Light on the river
Electrically fades
This morning when
Naïve current
Would spend
Over the spillway
Too old
For industry
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A single-engine plane
Hung across
Alone bending
November air
Coughing up
Oily notes
Emptying dawn
Lately pretty
Full of passage
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To Whom
Should I
Address
What has
Been running
Away for years
I didn’t
Until yesterday
Know what
You were
Made of
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I wouldn’t
Recommend starting
Your day with
A survey
At the end
Of each year
This extended
Comment period
Tastes like metal
Foiled designs which
Really stand out
How well
You know this
Early exposure
Is your new name
Tom McGlynn
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So much
Has piqued
My interest
At present
That I have
Finally trapped
Any effort
To understand
The earliest
Author and
Put that baby
To rest
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He’s grown
Into his mother’s
Quiet desperation
Her islands
At the side
Of the bed
Of tidal, and novel
Theories
His reader digests
The cabin
Surmounting
The fever
Crests of after
Noon
Tom McGlynn
copyright 2017