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Bob Lucky

Apathy

We switch channels but it’s always the same war. Bored with suffering, tired of the innocent dying along with a few bad guys, the widows and widowed and orphans wandering in search of what might be left of love, having sacrificed everything but life for a safer world in which they’ll never get to live, we have another glass of chilled wine and pretend we’re civilized, watch video clips of people doing stupid things and somehow surviving, even laughing.

another moth dead set on the flickering porch light

About the Author

Lucky

Bob Lucky is the author most recently of My Thology: Not Always True But Always Truth (Cyberwit, 2019) and the chapbook Conversation Starters in a Language No One Speaks (SurVision Books, 2018), which was a winner of the James Tate Poetry Prize in 2018. Lucky lives in Portugal, where he is working his way through all the regional cheeses and wines.

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