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Victoria Jean
Poems
Feb 2013
An Ant's Life
Irony of perception and existence
The supposed gift of humanity
Able to live with and without meaning
A drone with the capabilities of a king
Feels more and more like a curse
Like an ant who saw through God’s eyes
Viewing every beauty and terror and complexity
If only for a short moment
Then shrinking back down to carry sugar
But always remembering the sight
Moving saccharine treats wearily
With the heavy burden of knowledge
Which bred distaste for simplicity
Which bred scorn for complexity
Making life on either plane a cross
And one he must bear alone
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Victoria Jean
I live in Iowa
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