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Bryce
Poems
Feb 2020
Rome
No matter what I said,
No matter how I told you,
the columns
still fall
the roads
still grow old
and the vines
drape the necks
of marble molds
In Rome, the forum--
I can think of nothing but
Madison Square
Gardens
and the stone that should be old
I think of the Roman--
and the fields of wheat
I think of man
and the sowing of seed
how fallow the winds,
how empty the streams.
I think of the columns
I think of the streets
I think of the cities
I think of these
And I
could not help but weep.
#rome
Written by
Bryce
M/San Francisco, CA
(M/San Francisco, CA)
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