Going out to see
a movie where everybody fights
is different from seeing just any
old movie.
Or any old fight.
We sit down with popcorn,
and the world goes crazy.
The beautiful hell
that the actors unpack
like a picnic lunch
is not the hell our sons
and daughters scrawl
over the city’s
crumbling brick
before tearing into each
other’s faces.
As different as skin
and blood,
as different as glass
and ice,
shoes and dancing,
sorrow and wine.
A winter storm approaches
as the Cineplex empties.
There is very little left to say.
I’m not sure what I’m feeling.
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