It’s a carnival of sorts
or a barrier reef
with sorted shimmering fishes or
rainbow colored slag heaps
forming “petrific” bridges
between lopped off mountain tops.
I love those piles of discarded rocks,
beautiful evidence of man’s tampering,
and how sunset creates yet another bridge
blending sky and earth in color.
Of course it is the Student Union Building
gritting its teeth in effort
to be unfrivolous — a smiling student shelter
in exotic waters, harboring the milk of academia
for strong bones (among the coral graveyards)
and a shimmering smile
(to attract the corporate fishers above).
Of course it is the Student Union Building
dressed in slag, heaped on every campus.
I love those buildings
and how they make beautiful the waste
product of the human mind,
leveling the valleys and the mountains
into rainbow colored bridges.
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Poem Sunday
PoetryYep. It's Sunday. Have a poem. I am foremost not a poet, but it was an early love. And it is a form of expression that deserves as much love as it can get.