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    March 18, 2008

    Qualities of Lives

    Compared to the corporate wasps
    In their buzzy business nests,
    Busyness, stress, success
    in Wall Street hives of
    Unceasing reach for greater
    Ascendancy, salaries, pleasures,
    Reputations, securities, security,
    Life-style wives, homes
    And so on and so forth, those
    Going-forth young men
    Of focused distractions…

    Compared to them
    Are the bums in the sun
    (The ones not too drunk, I mean)
    Who lean on walls in meaner streets,
    Who grin, dream, handle pans
    And hats all day–are they--
    (Despite financial and familial
    Failure, premature old age, and
    That street-wise, wizened demeanor
    Judged tragic, a hellish waste)—
    Are they actually wise for greater
    Presence to themselves?

    Posted by Jane on March 18, 2008 2:18 PM

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