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The Motorcycle Diaries

Slowly the green hair of his beard
comes down to the ground
He looks out and observes the land
through black and fog

Two crowds with two signs
Two kinds of one line
Are ghosts that measure
can never resemble the black grass

The black grass on the ground
The black grass on the ground
The line on the black grass on the ground
is ignorable by the slow sweep of the hand

American philosopher stands resurrected
with his hand in the air
a rent look of a face
something that isn't there

If I know your sect
I predict your thoughts
Man of letters stands his arms dangled to the side
If I wrote to my true capabilities
it would be too much for you to bear

These thoughts can be wagered
and thought too much of
Two men walk on a bridge
The light chuffing of their feet

© 2007 Steven Dube

Steven Dube is a writer of poetry, fiction, and nonfiction, and an avid moviegoer. He lives in New York City.

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