On Writing

POEM A DAY – June 18

Even the Trees Lean Away

across the street 
the jack hammer growl

the front loader murmur
the cement saw scream

from soggy soft men
breaking a driveway

makes my rage engage
build a sound-proof cage

around my body so
my mind can flay

and my heart can stay
chambered delicately 

inside the poems 
I mourn the calm-quiet

of the six-o-clock dawn
the living are loud

One thought on “POEM A DAY – June 18

  1. Yes and so be it, the employed working men of the big shitty of Windsor. I used to love watching men work, make money, get dirty, wolf whistles, disturb our peace. If it was for me, I was paying them, whole different story. Quick like fucking bunnies.

    V I got my package and have yet to open it! I sister, am sofa king excited, you have no idea.

    I haven’t read a new book yet, this year of 2026! I have a sticker thing on my bulletin board that reads (from you, in a package) dont forgot to read a book that makes you feel good! I will soon, so very soon! Thanks one million plus two hundred and twenty two.

    Love n hugs xo

    Robin McLennan

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