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Can You Hear the Music? by Carvin G Wallson Tuesday, January 05, 2010 Not rated by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan Something to do with the past and technology's effect on art. Maybe.
Warm clothes, No heat— Outside, A line for our food, A line for our post— With bated breath we Tame our Monster— We hope for fax, E-mail or txt. Now covered in lather, Feathers running through the streets. Well-read, we'd all cry, And liberally educated— How not to turn a wrench And turn a plow. Art, once our savior, Goes wholesale at the block party.

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Reviewed by Melissa Mendelson	12/29/2012

Interesting poem. :)