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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required The oranges came upon the Reds followed too quickly by golden Yellow leaves. Hitting his own autumn the commuter took One moment to suppose that Tree had something to do with his own time here but The metaphysical was beyond grasp. He understood the sell and the buy The unstoppable flow of raw goods To manufacturer to emporium to consumer to junk yard. He blew his horn anxiously at the gawker in front And sped down the boulevard toward Another day—telephone tied to his ear Retailing and counting exchanges in minute specialty. Outside, one child Lays looking through the trees for the day to break Catching for the first time the mix of redorangeyellow. The horn breaks his moment. He too remembers the school bell And skips off for another repetition Of yesterday. I hold on stretching the moment Out past millenniums opposing the rush Into eternity proffered by the Wallstreets of America, Walmarting each of us onto a higher plane of shopper madness. Shoppers of America, lechers of our time, Cannot even laugh at me for my leftover Quixotic operation on the Schuylkill River. For their stare is lodged at King of Prussia Mall With its answer to the repetition of changing trees- Newfangled toys for every day let alone Hanukkah and Christmas. If they had seen me they could have pointed To their children an example of A wasted life without A patch doll or plastic jack-o-lantern In the window above the garage door leading into my home. I kickedaleaf and tried frantically to slow down the trifling time I had before the parts of my body wanted no more to carry the weight of my mind digressing or my conceit.
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