Elan Mudrow
Smidgens
Receiving a Fine In a Station of the Metro
The apparition of these fare inspectors in the crowd;
Donuts with icing, cream filled full.
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Ah! The petals on the bough! The text to the photo was so incongruous I wouldn’t have been able to arrive at the meaning without you explaining in the comments. The title of the photo I think I understood better having read some of Derrida’s work. It’s a stunning artwork!
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Now I like it even more. Who doesn’t like poetry that *ahem* takes the piss! (A phrase my husband was fond of using from his days as a would-be punk rocker.) oh, so many meander thoughts you’ve unintentionally raised. Thanks.
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Yes. Thanks. I’m having a bit of a joke over a very famous poem
It can be found here.
https://www.poets.org/poetsorg/poem/station-metro
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A think piece, despite its initial simplicity, the more I thought about the less sure I was I understood exactly who was the cream-stuffed villain.
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Stunning,
Majestic!
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