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Joseph Sinclair
Poems
Mar 2019
CONTEMPLATION
I arouse myself from joyful slumber
and contemplate the assault
on all my senses
that I know will aggravate me
as I anticipate
the odour of freshly chopped onion
that assails my nose,
in contradistinction
to the aroma of freshly mown grass
that elevates my soul.
When politicians speak their lies
my nostrils twitch,
in complete contrast
to a metaphysical debate
that enchants my essence.
I consider the βgherkinβ in London
that degrades my sight,
so divergent from
the view of the Parthenon in Greece
that arouses my spirit.
And as I make the best of it,
I grit my teeth
and hold my nose
and settle back to contemplate
my inner peace and calm.
Written by
Joseph Sinclair
London, England
(London, England)
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