October 6, 2003
|
It's funny I walked right in the middle of it and didn't see you know it's easy to think that what you do has power that the content of what you say has merit see it's like this I'm blunt to the point and that's how it should be but now for one error in judgment I've been made into a scapegoat but really I'm laughing you see I still have my vision that one day we'll be one voice strong so with or without you I have the heart to see beyond your opposition Can't you see? · · · · · ·
Poetry on Swans Vanessa Raney is a graduate student in History at Claremont Graduate University. Her poetry has recently appeared in American Western Magazine (online), Quirk, Asphyxia Digest, WireTap Magazine (online), The Bayou Review, and The Thing Itself. Do you wish to share your opinion? We invite your comments. E-mail the Editor. Please include your full name, address and phone number. If we publish your opinion we will only include your name, city, state, and country. Please, feel free to insert a link to this poem on your Web site or to disseminate its URL on your favorite lists, quoting the first paragraph or providing a summary. However, please DO NOT steal, scavenge or repost this work without the expressed written authorization of Swans. This material is copyrighted, © Vanessa Raney 2003. All rights reserved. No part of this material may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without the prior written permission of the publisher. |
This Week's Internal Links
The Green Folks - by Michael W. Stowell
It's The Arnold Show - by Scott Orlovsky
Thank You, Peter Camejo: Summary of his Platform - by Gilles d'Aymery
Vision In 2004 - by Eli Beckerman
Dumb As Dirt - by Phil Rockstroh
Learning From Strangers - by Kim R. Stafford
Doubt And Essential Lies - by Richard Macintosh
Super Deluxe Rip-Offs By The Most Distinguished - by Philip Greenspan
What The U.S. Wants From China - by Manuel García, Jr.
He Lied - by Deck Deckert
"Prescription Pot" - Book Review by Jan Baughman
The Aborigines - Poem by R. Paul Craig