I DON'T WANT TO BE A POET...
by Anka Sereda, 1996
I don't want to be a poet
I don't want to be an artist
Or even a model
I'd rather be sauerkraut
How many questions would then
automatically
disappear
For instance,
to be or not to be in class
Or
what stockings to wear
Or
how much sugar to put in the tea.
It wouldn't be life, it would be bliss
I'd lie there
without the slightest desire,
for example,
to take a shower.
I'd lie there in peace
with little bits of
garlic and carrot
Meditating...
STOP!
But who would be the carrot?
Who's the carrot?
You?
ser6.doc 6/23/97
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