If you don’t expect/
anything, does that mean you/
are never dreaming?
Tag Archives: revolutionary poetry
Ghosts at a Utah 9/11 Memorial: Revolutionary Email Poetry
I did not see them
When I shot the video
Of thousands of flags
In a Utah field,
Each representing
a lost 9/11 victim.
But when I was editing,
They were there.
Ghosts.
Shadows dancing in and out
Of the flags.
Wives.
Fathers.
Sons.
Daughters.
Husbands.
Mothers.
First responders.
People.
Laughing.
Crying.
Holding.
Walking.
Talking.
Those who were remembering
Became they who must
be remembered.
We must be ghosts
To each other,
To haunt ourselves
into remembering,
so we never forget.
[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ZWz2qyvelI]
Everyday Doldrum Silence: Revolutionary Blogging Rhyming Haiku
Sometimes the doldrums/
of the everyday leave you/
with nothing to say.