On a Stationary Bike by the Window
by Eric Anderson
The exhaustion on the face of the man;
Pedals on, still not there.
In a Station of the Metro
by Ezra Pound
The apparition of these faces in the crowd;
Petals on a wet, black bough.
Interview with Julie Ann Sipos: WD’s 33rd Annual Self-Published Book Awards
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A bland vacancy of expression:
Sign of going nowhere fast.
Fascinating, this. Having just climbed down from an elliptical trainer machine, I can't help but identify with the person in the poem and the window. I listen to music while exercising and close my eyes so that I'm not staring at a blank wall. Sometimes I'm deliriously happy with the songs I've selected and apparently make funny noises when I exercise. Mostly, the tunes have gotten stale (in this context) and I'm discontent. I guess I need a tv instead to occupy my mind during all the repetition. The NordicTrack ski machine was far more mentally involving. Curtis
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