Joseph Farley: “Ubi Sunt, Ubi Sent”

Ubi Sunt, Ubi Sent

 

The internet exists
To teach us
All things
Are transitory,
Posted today
And gone
Within
So many months,
Or edited,
Changed,
Along with our
Memories.

Was any of it
Ever really there,
Those words
And news stories?

Or was it all
Just another dream,
Vivid in the moment,
But impossible
To remember
Once the sun
Has come up?


 
 

Joseph Farley edited Axe Factory, Paper Airplane, Cynic Book Reviews, Poetry Chain Letter, and other literary zines. He has nine books and chapbooks of poetry out there including Suckers, Longing for the Mother Tongue and Her Eyes. His fiction books include For the Birds (stories), Farts and Daydreams (stories) and Labor Day (novel). His work has appeared in Bindweed, US 1 Worksheets, Mad Swirl, BlazeVox, Crack the Spine, The Writing Disorder, Lummox anthologies, Horror Sleaze Trash, Schlock, Home Planet News Online, Wilderness House Review, Oddball, Big Window, Ink Pantry, and many other places.

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