Poetry from the Writer of Light: WINDSOR CASINO, LABOR DAY, 2000

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Wednesday, January 10, 2007

WINDSOR CASINO, LABOR DAY, 2000

WINDSOR CASINO, LABOR DAY, 2000 Ding-dong hooting silver eaters, more alive than those who sit to feed them - money flung about under garish star mimics like words in one-sided conversations - what difference does it make to the night that does not wager? ©T Patrick Berry Sign in to see full entry.

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