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Devon Lane
Poems
May 2018
Modernist
Rome wasn't built in a day,
comparatively to the age of earth,
a single day is just a trillionth of a grain of sand.
Making me about 0.00000007435 grains of sand in the hourglass.
I am not your Athena and my studio apartment is not the Parthenon.
I consider myself a Modernist, modular.
No columns, pillars, domes, ornaments.
Just fire and cheap nicotine.
My bones and flesh will never be immaculate, my body is concrete and corrugated steel.
Based on classical mathematics I will never be perfect, yet I am still a perfectionist.
That is the infinite burden I bare.
Written by
Devon Lane
23/F/Philadelphia
(23/F/Philadelphia)
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