by Alejandro Escudé
One can organize well.
Hate in sharp angles:
Triangles, crosses, swastikas.
Checked boxes.
If you believe this,
You can't believe that.
Then there's the vitriol
That anticipates understanding.
Firewalls of reaction.
Dull, bright colors.
In the midst of this,
A bullet the size of a car.
Alejandro Escudé published his first full-length collection of poems My Earthbound Eye in September 2013. He holds a master’s degree in creative writing from UC Davis and teaches high school English. Originally from Argentina, Alejandro lives in Los Angeles with his wife and two children.
One can organize well.
Hate in sharp angles:
Triangles, crosses, swastikas.
Checked boxes.
If you believe this,
You can't believe that.
Then there's the vitriol
That anticipates understanding.
Firewalls of reaction.
Dull, bright colors.
In the midst of this,
A bullet the size of a car.
Alejandro Escudé published his first full-length collection of poems My Earthbound Eye in September 2013. He holds a master’s degree in creative writing from UC Davis and teaches high school English. Originally from Argentina, Alejandro lives in Los Angeles with his wife and two children.
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