Outside Out
By Mark Marony
These plants
in pots
and macrame
are too alive
to quell
the welds
and wires
of the bolted molded metal poles
that rise ten feet
beyond our northern deck.
Victorian lace lays
handsomely
on hand hewn
sills and cornices,
but it struggles against deference
to keep the outside out.
By Mark Marony
These plants
in pots
and macrame
are too alive
to quell
the welds
and wires
of the bolted molded metal poles
that rise ten feet
beyond our northern deck.
Victorian lace lays
handsomely
on hand hewn
sills and cornices,
but it struggles against deference
to keep the outside out.
New Hampshire Writers Poetry
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