Ironically, this continues the experience of light/darkness of the first two poems I read tonight, But they dealt with natural light and darkness, and the illumination of the world. This light is not about illuminating things, but controlling their movement so they don't bang into each other at intersections. It's about giving up some freedom of movement for the sake of safety. It's about the consequences of civilization - the crowding of people into the cities. necessitating more control
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Ironically, this continues the experience of light/darkness of the first two poems I read tonight, But they dealt with natural light and darkness, and the illumination of the world. This light is not about illuminating things, but controlling their movement so they don't bang into each other at intersections. It's about giving up some freedom of movement for the sake of safety. It's about the consequences of civilization - the crowding of people into the cities. necessitating more control