What do you think of us in fuzzy endeavor, you whose directions are
sterling, whose lunge is straight?
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A very intelligent thought-provoking poem.5 Stars full
5 Stars for this excellent thought-provoking poem by the famous North American poetess Gwendolyn Brooks
An insightful rendition that leaves the reader with an enigma to ponder....
'Is light enough? ' - A point to ponder! Congratulations on the poem's selection as the 'Modern Poem of the Day'!
Dilute confusion. Find and explode our mist.....yeah; reduce the confusion of universal welfare, universal unity and humanity; delete the misty racism by delineation divided nations; please let us be one over all the world; great poem penned on to be the human's orderly mind
I'm sure many learned poets consider this a great poem, but I simply do not get it. Ms. Brooks throws down so many images and none of them seem to relate to the title of the work.
I would not have known it was about the garbage man. I guess they are different this side
I will not go into this poem. It requires much writing to be just to it. There is much in these lines, but I will say that " how can you pardon us" is a statement in the form of a question around which the poem is based or revolves.
A thought provoking poem powerfully expressed.