Are You Tired of US Yet?

Are you tired
of drinking cervesas at the local cantina
of eating delicious tacos and enchiladas
of having many reasons to throw a fiesta

Are you tired
of your home or office getting cleaned
of your lawn looking nice and pretty
of your fancy old cars running again

Are you tired
of getting elected to political office
of having culture and spice added to the American melting pot
of having a scapegoat for your immigration problems

It’s no wonder that you are tired of US
everything has practically been done for you
…maybe you should try doing them yourself then?

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San Clemente, CA

So we travel on earth seeking the terrain of Poetry, walking through wilderness and empty landscape or visiting those ancient sites like Dholavira in far-western Gujarat, or Mykenai in the Greek Peloponnese, or the Arawak campsite on eastern Carriacou in the Grenadine Windward Isles, pursuing that authenticity of experience in a form of antique material reality...

These are places, strange and vague situations where death is manifold and thoroughly extant to the careful eye. There are women’s bangles made of shell to be picked up from the saline dust or small copper beads and thin chert blades, or tiny obsidian arrow-heads that can be unhidden and disclosed beneath those bloody grey walls about the Lion Gate, or beautiful indented potsherds and ceramic fragments at the waterline where the Atlantic rolls out its long blue visceral waves...

Kevin McGrath 🐚Yoga of Poetry

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