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Ice Cream SundaySally Van DorenThey who took inventory on this February morning Counted twenty dwarf dice rolling Around in a day-glo ambulance, One naked woman waking from a celestial stupor, And 525,600 minutes released from a hydrogen port-a-potty. In other words, entropy succumbed to the yes man. Others joined in to applaud the promotion. Soon the neophobes erased their no-no policy and Replaced it with a platinum crest embossed With the names of their great-grandparents. It’s okay to receive a begonia in a registered letter or email. It’s okay to elongate the cysts’ dimensions. All that’s left is to pitch the fledgling herd Into the phosphorus census being taken As we speak. As we speak, we trim Our own syndrome, we generate implicit Conceits, we scoop daylight up and out From the bottom of the bucket and we savor it. Sally Van Doren Read Bio Author Discusses Poems |
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