April 11, 2012: Poem-A-Day Challenge, National Poetry Month
For today’s prompt, pick a season (any season) and make it the title of your poem; then, write your poem. For instance, your poem might be titled “Winter” or “Spring” or “Rabbit Season” (if you have a sense of humor and like Looney Tunes cartoons).
Stupid Season
It's an election--
Once more,
Seeds of rhetoric
Scatter themselves
Across the airwaves.
It's predicated
To grow morons,
No matter how
Infertile
The human humus.
No one thinks
Anything worth
Thinking, doing,
Preserving,
Will come of this.
But every four years
We do it anyway.
Stupid as those
Who keep planting
More seeds
In toxic ground
Thinking surely
This time
As never before
Something will grow.
We should plow them all under.
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