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A Poem by William Carlos Williams, revised by the Ghost of Richard Brautigan, 2004

so much depends
upon
a red professional-grade, liver-colored wheel
barrow

glazed with rain
water

beside the white Country Buffet Restaurant,
chickens. where Michael Moore waits to be wheeled back to his limo, the fat hack

5 Replies to “A Poem by William Carlos Williams, revised by the Ghost of Richard Brautigan, 2004”

  1. Oh dear. You’re bringing back memories of 11th grade English, and then putting them into a blender with Michael Moore.

    Look out for flying pieces of flab.

  2. BH says:

    I’m starting to get the feeling that you don’t care for this Moore fellow.

  3. Was it the “hack” thing?

  4. SS says:

    How about:

    I ate every last bit of food in the icebox

    which you were probably saving for all of next week’s meals.

    Forgive me, it was edible,

    and you know how I get around stuff like that.

  5. Beck says:

    Serves the Country Buffet right.  Everyone knows you have to hide your “All You Can Eat” signs if Moore’s in the same state.

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