#72 The Garden Wall

As Is What Was is a collection of poems created with no thought at all. None. There is no control over grammar, sound, rhythm, idea, or anything really. Why? I thought it would be fun. Is it insane? Absolutely.

 

I happened to cross a man the other day

He was engaged in tearing down a wall

I’m afraid curiosity got the better of me

I asked him why

“It shouldn’t be here,” said he

Naturally, I asked him how he’d go about it

“I’m going to push it down

I don’t want it destroying my garden, you see

Now please excuse me, I’m busy”

So I bid him good day

And as I passed the wall

I saw on the other side another man

Also pushing desperately at the wall

I asked him what he was doing

“I don’t like this wall,” he said

“But it’s falling. And if anything

It’s not going to ruin my garden.”

2 thoughts on “#72 The Garden Wall

  1. Vk Sibal says:

    A very fine poem. Arnav, GOD bless you VK

    On Sat, 6 Jun 2020 at 1:43 AM, Owl in a Coffee Cup wrote:

    > Arnav Sibal posted: ” As Is What Was is a collection of poems created with > no thought at all. None. There is no control over grammar, sound, rhythm, > idea, or anything really. Why? I thought it would be fun. Is it insane? > Absolutely. I happened to cross a man the ot” >

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